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BIG THINGS COME IN SMALL PACKAGES… NEW STRATTON MK3 BOILER FROM HAMWORTHY HEATING


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amworthy Heating, a trusted British manufacturer and supplier of commercial heating and hot water products, is pleased to announce the introduction of its new Stratton mk3 wall-hung


condensing boiler, which provides a compact and efficient heating solution for plant rooms with limited space. Offering outstanding efficiency, the latest addition to the Hamworthy range of commercial boilers features a 5:1 turndown ratio, excellent low-class 6 NOx emission across all models, and up to 97% gross seasonal efficiency. Designed for simple installation and maintenance, the new Stratton


mk3 features a small and lightweight design, making it a fitting solution for plant rooms where location and space present a challenge. To illustrate this, Hamworthy recently joined forces with Tucker


Mechanical & Electrical Building Services to provide a charity with a much-needed space-saving and efficient space-heating solution. Following a site visit to the Hull and East Yorkshire Centre for the Deaf, Tucker Mechanical & Electrical Building Services identified that moving to the Hamworthy Stratton mk3 wall- hung condensing boiler system would provide the building with a space-saving alternative to its previous floor-standing unit. Installed on an internal frame, this allowed space to fit additional pump equipment and a plate heat exchanger for hydraulic separation to preserve the internal boiler components. Following the upgrade, Hull & East Yorkshire Centre for the Deaf now benefits from a reliable and


energy-efficient stainless steel boiler system which has enabled the charity to reduce its carbon footprint, lower fuel bills, and make additional savings on future maintenance and servicing. Incorporating the latest stainless steel heat exchanger technology, the new Stratton mk3 offers


exceptional system tolerance. Available in seven different models with outputs from 40 to 150kW, single units can also be cascaded to meet building demands or larger installations more effectively. The Stratton mk3 is available with a range of easy to install AHRI certified® plate heat exchangers


designed to enhance energy efficiency and performance. Compact and lightweight, the range includes 316 stainless steel plates with copper brazing for maximum durability. A full range of frame and header kits and accessories to support system design are also available from the Hamworthy Heating range. Fully compliant with Building Regulations Part L, the Stratton mk3 is supplied with a market-leading 5-year warranty as standard from Hamworthy Heating (terms and conditions apply). To mark the arrival of the latest range, Hamworthy Heating has released its new ‘Stratton mk3 Wall


Hung Condensing Boiler’ range brochure. Split into clear, concise, and easy to read sections, the 20-page brochure includes a comprehensive product overview and technical specification guide. For more information, please visit: www.hamworthy-heating.com/ or call 01202 662 552.


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Make yourself seen with Snickers Workwear


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nstant recognition is a life-saver in hazardous conditions. When worksite visibility decreases, accident risks increase. That’s why you need properly certified, hard-working High-Vis clothing to make you easier to spot on site. Especially in dim, dark and variable


light conditions in winter. Snickers Workwear’s extensive range of High-Vis working clothes suits a wide range of work


environments from construction and engineering to handling and logistics; from professional trades to lighter manual work. https://www.snickersworkwear.com/list/product-guide/make-yourself-seen There’s Jackets, Trousers, Shorts, Toolvests, Shirts and Fleeces in the LITEWork, FLEXIWork AllroundWork


and ProtecWork families - a host of different garments to satisfy the specific requirements of Classes 1, 2 and 3 protection levels. All these ‘outstanding’ products are integral parts of every man and woman’s PPE package. Combining Snickers Workwear’s unrivalled hallmarks of functionality and comfort they also meet requirements of the EN20471 standard for high visibility warning clothes. Getting more information on the Snickers Workwear range of Hgh-Vis protective wear is easy. You


call the Helpline on 01484 854788; check out www.snickersworkwear.co.uk; or you can email sales@ hultaforsgroup.co.uk


Adveco Appoints Greg Brushett As Sales Director


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ommercial hot water specialist Adveco is pleased to announce the appointment of Greg Brushett to


the role of Sales Director. This important appointment supports the company’s expansion in response to the continued demands for bespoke gas, and growing demands for electric and renewable approaches to provide domestic hot water systems in commercial properties. David O’Sullivan, Managing Director, Adveco said: “Greg’s tenure as UK Sales Manager has seen the company grow as it expands its remit to encompass new technologies to deliver more sustainable, robust and cost-effective means for providing hot water for commercial buildings. He proved invaluable in guiding the business through the COVID-19 pandemic, expanding sales opportunities despite the turbulent market conditions. Today we are extremely pleased that he has accepted the position of Sales Director, and we welcome him as a full member of the board to further shape the business as we support the challenge of making the UK net zero by 2050.” Greg Brushett, Sales Director, Adveco said: “I am honoured to accept the invitation to join the board as


Sales Director. Adveco has a long, illustrious record in the UK. It was instrumental in the introduction of gas water heating for commercial projects, and now we are pioneering low-energy systems that deliver on new demands for sustainability. I couldn’t be more excited about the future possibilities for the company and growing the sales team to support new goals.” Greg brings more than 15 years of sales and engineering expertise in the commercial heating and


hot water industry. He originally joined Adveco, then trading as A.O. Smith Water Heaters, in 2011 as a sales engineer. Having moved to Viessmann in 2014 in the role of area business manager (commercial & renewables), he took the opportunity to return to Adveco in the role of Regional Sales Manager. Promoted to UK Sales Manager, Greg restructured the sales team to bring on new talent and leverage existing experience to expand the business into new commercial markets with award-winning success for its innovation and dedication to supporting customers’ sustainability strategies.


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Click adds unpopulated consumer units to Elucian range


colmore continues to expand its Elucian consumer unit range to provide electricians with the broadest possible range of units and protective devices to cater for all installation requirements. The latest addition to Elucian is a range of unpopulated, enclosure only consumer units. As the units are supplied unpopulated, there are no pre-fitted circuit protection devices, which gives


total flexibility for installers to design a consumer unit to the exact specification needed. At the same time the company has added a new, 6 Way size to the unpopulated range which now includes 6 Way, 8 Way, 10 Way, 12 Way, 14 Way, 16 Way, 18 Way and 22 Way. Launched in 2021, Elucian by Click comprises a range of metal consumer units and protective devices.


The consumer unit collection comprises a total of 58 individual lines, while the protective devices range comprises mains isolator switches, RCCBs, SPDs, MCBs, RCBOs and blank modules. Click continues to develop the range, with recent additions including a single width SPD module, 25A RCBO, a pattress mount kit, a recessed frame and a cable entry plate. The Elucian by Click range can be viewed on the Scolmore Gorup website – www.scolmore.com.


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