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Adveco Reduces the Global Warming Potential of FPi Heat Pumps by 80%
• Switches entire FPi monobloc ASHP range to R32 refrigerant
• Greater efficiency from a more compact form factor
• Perfect for hybrid DHW systems that help reduce a building’s energy consumption
designed for use with domestic hot water applications. The three models, available in 6, 9 and 12kW variants provide a low carbon source of hot water in a more compact, quieter, more efficient and easier to install unit. With the new R-32 refrigerant circuit, this range of heat pumps address the environmental impact of previous refrigerants, whilst delivering zero impact on the ozone layer. The FPi32 requires almost a kilo less refrigerant to operate compared to the first generation FPi units, and this, with the gains from using R-32, means the FPi32 range has just 20% of the Global Warming Potential (GWP) of its predecessor.
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Bill Sinclair, technical director, Adveco, says, “The use of R32 refrigerant may be a relatively small step in terms of technical development, but its use has major implications in terms of taking us toward
ommercial hot water and heating specialist Adveco, has announced the FPi32 range of more environmentally friendly air to water heat pumps
responsible, sustainable systems that deliver business critical hot water without harming the environment. Not only does this go a long way towards helping businesses meet carbon targets this decade, but it also helps keep running costs low.”
Due to advanced vector control technology, and improved compressor operation by using R-32 refrigerant, the efficiency of the FPi32 is much improved over the previous generation of FPi ASHP. With accurate response to variable operational cycles throughout the year, the FPi32 range can achieve an above-average coefficient of performance (COP) up to a very high COP of 5.23. Seasonal COP is also raised, up as high as 4.74, meaning FPi32 ASHPs can make a real difference to a property’s energy consumption.
Compatible with existing DHW distribution systems with higher thermal requirements, the FPi32 range is ideal for integration into a hybrid hot water system. Transferring heat from the air to a building, the FPi32 can provide 55°C hot water throughout the year, even when ambient air temperatures drop as low as -25°C. When combined with either
a gas or electric water heater and controls, the FPi32 helps reduce emissions and increases efficiency without compromising reliability or performance. The Adveco FPi32 range is virtually maintenance free, requiring simple, regular cleaning of the coil and filter. Sensors constantly check pressure, and each unit is equipped as standard with frost protection. This makes the FPi32 range of air source heat pumps an easy to install and maintain method for commercial sites to achieve lower cost, sustainable water heating. Features: • Compact monobloc design • Low GWP R32 refrigerant reduces environmental impact
• Year-round efficiency with COP up to 5.23 / SCOP up to 4.74
• Provides DHW at 55°C, or higher in hybrid systems
• Easy to install and maintain with low running costs
• Integrated controls, non-return valves, pressure gauges, and frost protection as standard
• 52dB(A) operation for low noise impact
Adveco - Expertly engineered for you.
www.adveco.co
About Adveco Celebrating 50 years of industry experience, Adveco is the trusted specialist provider of bespoke hot water and heating systems to the building services industry. Committed to partnering with its commercial and public sector customers, Adveco helps create comfortable, efficient, functional, safe and sustainable buildings through invaluable support in the design, supply, commissioning and service of business-critical hot water and heating. Headquartered in the UK, the company operates across Europe from offices in the Netherlands and Belgium.
Worcester Bosch Strava Club nearly at half its target in under a month but still needs installers help
The Worcester Bosch Greenstar 4000 Relay is aiming to travel 4000 miles in celebration of its latest product launch
4000 boiler range. Titled the Worcester Bosch Greenstar 4000 Relay, the Club’s aim is to reach a collective 4000 miles between launch date and the 31st July. Aimed to get the industry moving as much as possible the target is a collective 4000 miles to be travelled between now and 31st July. So far, the club has travelled 2016 miles, with the activity undertaken ranging from cycling, running and swimming.
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For those getting involved, there are three monthly prizes consisting of a Worcester Bosch-branded Thermal Bottle and t-shirt, where a random draw is taken towards the end of each month.
n the 26th of May, Worcester Bosch
introduced its own Strava Club as part of its celebration around the newly-released Greenstar
However, the grand prize at the end of the Relay is a free brand-new Greenstar 4000 boiler. The top 20 installer athletes will all be entered into a prize draw for a chance to win the impressive prize. Nicola Fisher, PR Manager for Worcester Bosch commented; “When we were planning the launch of the Greenstar 4000, we initially were going to set-up a road trip relay where regional sales teams would take the new boiler around the country. The baton was the boiler, our sales team the runners.
“When due to restrictions we were unable to do so, we decided to take it online as a virtual relay! There’s nothing like some friendly competition to get people out and about! We’re delighted to already see installers and our own employees alike clocking up those miles.
“We’re encouraging installers across the country to get involved and help us reach 4000 miles and beyond by the end of July.”
Sign-up now to the Worcester Bosch Greenstar 4000 Relay here:
www.strava.com/clubs/WB4000
24 BUILDING SERVICES & ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEER JULY 2021
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