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Luceco has recently supplied Sigma luminaires for the new facilities at Tilbury Douglas’s offices in Birmingham. Tilbury Douglas is a leading UK building and engineering company with over 130 years of experience in the Construction and Building Services Industry . Platinum Mini Downlighters were fitted throughout the communal spaces with Sigma installed in the Meeting Rooms at Tilbury Douglas’s new offices.
The lobby, break-out areas, and Kitchen spaces were lit with Platinum Mini Downlighters, a recessed luminaire offering an efficacy up to 117 Llm/cW, with a unique swing tab design for quick and easy installation into a 152mm cut-out. The die-cast aluminium body is designed to provide optimal thermal control with gloss or matt reflector options. The meeting spaces were lit with Sigma, a
stylish, installer friendly, Direct / Indirect recessed luminaire for low glare applications designed to assist with LG7 compliant settings. Backlit LED technology and a central Tp(a) microprism optic with opal side optic ensures suitability for office environments offering UGR 19 compliance and less than 3,000 cdm2 at 65Deg. Sigma is engineered to be installed in the traditional lay in method or pulled up to the ceiling using specially designed swing tabs. The luminaire has a range of mounting accessories for solid or plasterboard ceilings and is also suitable for non- standard ceilings in commercial applications. As well as being a very visually pleasing energy efficient luminaire offering a 2000 to 4200 lumens range, an efficacy of 130 Llm/cW and excellent photometric performance, Sigma delivers over 100,000 hours of maintenance free, operational life. Luceco’s Project Manager, Thomas Francis said “ The new Sigma luminaire installed at Tilbury Douglas’s new facilities provides an energy efficient and user friendly lighting solution and an enhanced lit environment, this is a primary consideration for lighting designers when working within commercial settings.”
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Panasonic Opens New UK Head Office with impressive Training Centre
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elwyn, UK, May 2022: Panasonic is delighted to announce the grand opening of its brand-new UK premises, dedicated to the HVACR+ market, which includes its largest UK training centre, kitted out with fully functioning units for hands-on experience.
Panasonic’s heating, cooling and refrigeration staff attended an Opening Ceremony on Friday 6th
May, where Panasonic Enrique Vilamitjana, Managing Director of Panasonic Heating & Cooling Solutions Europe, officially declared the premises in Welwyn Garden City open. Jose Manuel Alves, UK Country Manager for Panasonic commented, “We are thrilled with our new dedicated HVAC&R+ modern premises, intelligently designed to provide an advanced technological space for the needs of both our heating and cooling teams. In addition to providing our customers with full access to our technical resources, including the in-house spec team expertise and software, technical support, design software tools and smart cloud service solutions, we will be providing training courses and a valuable location for meetings.”
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New Saniflo campaign wins praise
t can be quite hard to get excited about a macerator. To most people, it’s just a white box that pumps away black water waste from a WC. Saniflo – the original inventor and leading manufacturer of the humble macerator – is dispelling this belief with its new, striking advertising campaign designed to stimulate ideas and boost sales for trade customers. Saniflo emphasizes that when you consider the possibilities that a small white box affords, it can
open up a whole new mindset to converting unused spaces: •
Bathroom in an unused attic? It’s possible with a Saniflo. Laundry in a cellar? Also, possible. En-suite in the loft? A breeze.
The point is that when gravity drainage isn’t an option, a Saniflo usually is. So, for domestic and commercial customers this new, striking advertising campaign might just be the nudge they need to grasp what’s possible. Ann Boardman is Head of Marketing and Product Management at Saniflo and was responsible for overseeing the concept. To test the idea, the graphics were used at the Homebuilding and Renovating Show at the NEC In Birmingham. Ann says: “The new advertising campaign is a step in a different direction for us, as we really wanted
to challenge perceptions and stimulate customers’ ideas of how to transform their spare spaces. We know what a Saniflo can help achieve, but we wanted to convey this to customers in a visually appealing manner. Feedback at the show absolutely vindicated the change and we are now rolling out the ads in the press, on social media and on future show stands and we encourage our customers to watch out for the ads and share them with their customers.”
The team will continue to provide exceptional technical support and customer service to distributors, consultants, installers and end-users of Panasonic’s wide range of solutions for heating, cooling, refrigeration and ventilation. The new premises follows the recent announcement of the amalgamation of Panasonic and AMP and the formation of the new UK HVAC&R+ company, PHVAC Ltd (Panasonic Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning Ltd). The new premises shows Panasonic’s long-term commitment to the UK market and to advancing in
the heating and cooling sector, which will remain at the forefront as the teams work closely together, to deliver a world-class service, solution and training for the heating and cooling sector. For more information on the Panasonic range of low carbon solutions, please visit our website.
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