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Smart Home Specification, with two of the rapid installation, high output underfloor heating systems from the range of OMNIE, the Exeter based renewables specialist, being included in the specifications. Hilgrove Mews in Newquay, Cornwall, is being built by Truro based Verto Homes, with Sadler and Bourne being the specialist mechanical services contractor delivering an integrated package that includes air source heat pumps which will deliver their high efficiency renewable warmth via FoilBoard floating and Staple underfloor heating arrays.
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straightforward installation solutions for a range of security applications from domestic through to larger and more complex commercial projects. The range features POE (PowerOverEthernet) which enables the camera and power feed to be wired in Cat5e cable up to 100 metres without the need for additional power, which makes installation much more convenient. A single Ethernet cable provides both the power and the HD digital feed, with just one cable per camera and multiple cameras can be installed anywhere on the network that the NVR is connected do. Processing power, an abundance of
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features, versatility and high resolution IP CCTV all combine to make this the superior
Omnie underfloor heating selected for zero carbon homes in Cornwall The Managing Director of Sadler and
development of 46 new properties in one of the SouthWest’s most popular seaside towns is being built to the Zero Carbon
Bourne, Carl Sadler, commented: “Our company has provided the full mechanical services package for 30 properties on Phases Two and Three at Hillgrove Mews. This included the underfloor heating, for which we installed the OMNIE Staple system across the ground floor slab and Foilboard floating for the upper floors connecting up to the manufacturer’s PrecisionFlo manifolds. We cover the whole of the SouthWest doing plumbing, heating and renewable installation projects for domestic and commercial customers and started using OMNIE underfloor heating systems back in 2009, before also
ESP targets professional CCTV sector
he new IP POE CCTV range from ESP is designed to offer superior, reliable and
choice over traditional analogue systems. There are two distinct IP
ranges available the REKOR IP 2 Megapixel range which has been tailored for the domestic market, and the HDView IP 5 Megapixel range which is aimed at larger applications with a wide
choice of NVR and camera selection. All NVRs are packed with features, such as
remote monitoring via the ESP IPView App, H265 compression, motion record activation and they are supplied with quality surveillance hard drives for peace of mind. For further information on the new IP
CCTV range contact ESP on 01527 515150, email
sales@espuk.com or visit:
www.espuk.com
have been installed as part of unique selfbuild project in East Dulwich, London. When architect Jake
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Edgley began building his own sixbedroom house, he included a mechanical ventilation with heat recovery (MVHR) system as part of the design, alongside other ‘green’, environmentally friendly measures, including nontoxic paint and flooring. The 400m2 house was constructed in two
halves, each built around a tree, with one MVHR system covering each half of the property. As Jake designs and specifies homes as part of his job, he often experiments with different products on his
Architect embraces the health benefits of Titon’s NO2
wo Titon HRV10 Q Plus units with Trimbox NO2 Filters®
filters
own property. Having included Titon’s ventilation systems on a number of projects during the last ten years, he was already fully aware of the company’s product offering. The bedroom area had the Trimbox
NO2 Filter® added first, and the Edgley family were so impressed with
the results, a second unit was installed to the other half of the house six months later. Jake now practices what he preaches, as
his positive firsthand experience has led him to include the Trimbox NO2 Filter® as part of every new build domestic ventilation system specified by his company, Edgley Design. For more information about Titon and its
range ventilation systems, visit:
www.titon.com
innovative hybrid Mistrale Fusion System (MFS) standalone ventilation. The concept enables easy addition of various filtration options, to the MFS through wall or throughwindow unit. Thus, just by adding the appropriate box behind
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the core Fusion unit, the ventilation can be simply and efficiently adapted to the specific requirements of each room, be it, F27 rated inclusive, or F7+NOx filters. “Using this modular approach makes it as simple
as possible for the precise needs of each room to be met, in line with the latest BB101 requirements,” explains Gilberts’ Technical Director Roy Jones. “For example, one façade may overlook a busy road, so require greater filtration of emissions from diesel and other pollutants. Specification of the appropriate filtration box to the individual MFS unit means those needs can be met, without complicated ducting, wiring or building management systems.”
info@gilbertsblackpool.com
control of lighting and ventilation. The products detect movement within the detection area and control the load accordingly. All controls in this range feature a high
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at Scolmore. The latest product launch a new 50mm back box for the metal clad range has been added as the direct result of the numerous enquiries received through the company’s technical support line by installers requiring a little more space, particularly when using dimmer mounting kits. The traditional back box that
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comes supplied has a 40mm depth: the new box will provide an extra 10mm and is compatible
definition sensor for greater detection accuracy. The new CEPD 17MH versions can be ceiling mounted up to an impressive 17m height with a potential detection range of 24m diameter. The WAPD IP66 versions can be wall mounted and have a range up to 10m when walking towards the control.
eeping engaged with the contractor is what helps drives product development
Reach greater savings with DANLERS IP66 rated PIR switches Each control is suitable for switching up to
ANLERS have launched a new range of costeffective IP66 rated presence detection PIR switches for the automatic
10 amps (2500W) of most loads and 6 amps (1500W) LED (PF 0.95). CEPD 17MH and WAPD IP66 are available in
either white or black enclosures are suitable for indoor or outdoor use in a range of challenging applications including: public and garden areas within housing associations, utilities and storage areas, car parks etc. For more details please contact the
DANLERS team:
www.danlers.co.uk
New 50mm Back Box for Scolmore’s metal clad range
with Scolmore’s existing metal clad products – Minigrid 12 and 18gang, plus the GridPro 6, 8, 9 and 12gang products. The new boxes are available with or without knockouts, to provide the installer with further options and they are electrophoretically coated to provide a durable and long lasting finish. The Metal Clad range is part of
Scolmore’s Click® essentials™ range which provides contractors and installers with all the ancillary products vital for any installation
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junction boxes, flush mounted switch and socket boxes. For further information, contact
Scolmore on 01827 63454, or visit:
www.scolmore.com
he UK’s leading independent air movement specialist has developed a range of modular ‘accessory’ boxes to integrate with its
fitting the company’s air and ground source heat pumps when they launched a couple of years later.”
www.omnie.co.uk Filtering the options
extends flexibility and ensures indoor air quality (IAQ)
Synapsys Solutions is a new cloudbased platform designed to enable Energy Managers and FM’s to deliver energy efficiencies and optimised building performance over a long period of time. With businesses under
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increasing pressure to reduce their energy consumption and provide environments which maximise efficiency, it is critical that we use tools such as Building Management Systems (BMS) and meter monitoring systems to their full potential. SIPinsight EBIS collects the data
provided by these types of systems, collates it and presents it in a format that enables the user to easily interpret it. Furthermore, SIPinsight EBIS enables the user to display, manipulate and analyse
the BMS and energy data in the same graphs, widgets and reports, making it easy to pinpoint and prioritise areas that require improvement. SIPinsight EBIS essentially
identifies how, when and where buildings use energy. This in turn allows the user to develop an effective control strategy, make changes and adjustments that can be tested and implemented to maximise savings, operational performance and ROI. For more information visit:
www.synapsys
solutions.com/ebis/ SAV and Insite launch the UK’s
digital smart metering app for heat networks. Designed for use by both heat
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network operators and consumers, KURVE has the potential to deliver 62% savings in capital expenditure and 53% savings in operational costs. Heat network operators specifying KURVE will gain remote access to data diagnostics including energy consumption and VWART (Volume Weighted Average Return Temperature) from each connected meter, using the system’s wired Smart MBus infrastructure. Analysis of this data provides insight into usage patterns and enables heat network operators to optimise network performance. At the same time, KURVE shows
users their energy consumption for the day, week, month and year, giving them access to this data
whenever they want, via any internetconnected device. This visibility promotes their engagement with the system and their energy usage. Payments can be made securely via PayPoint through the KURVE App, in any PayPoint outlet, or over the phone. Consequently, KURVE provides
full compliance with increasingly stringent metering and billing regulations imposed by the Energy Efficiency Directive. This Directive requires all new meters to be remotely readable from October 2020, with data being available to customers on at least a monthly basis by 2027.
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Titon appoints new key account manager for Vent Systems Division
eading ventilation and window hardware manufacturer Titon has
appointed Ian Morgan as Key Account Manager for its Ventilation Systems Division. Ian will be covering London and
the South East area of England, working alongside colleagues Nicola Rivers and Mike Matlin. Reporting to Titon’s Vent Systems Director, Lee Caulfield, Ian will be responsible for helping the company grow its market share, especially in the residential sector. Formerly Key Accounts Director
for lighting manufacturer Orlight, Ian brings with him a wealth of experience in the construction industry. His professional career spans over 23 years, during which time he has worked across diverse roles encompassing manufacturing, business development and national account management. Ian also has indepth knowledge of the new build residential market, where he has established relationships with developers and M&E consultants. Commenting on his new role, Ian said: “I am thrilled to have
joined Titon at such an exciting time, especially with the company at the centre of so many forthcoming industry changes, particularly the next stage of Part F. We are working in such a vibrant sector, there are lots of opportunities to strengthen existing customer relationships, as well as establish new ones.” For more information about
Titon’s Ventilation Systems Division, please visit:
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first digital smart metering App for heat networks
AV and Insite Energy have joined forces to launch KURVE, the market’s first
Advertorial BSEE Improve your building’s
performance with SIPinsight Energy & Building Information Software
he SIPinsight Energy & Building Information Software (EBIS) from
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