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environment, making it ideal for many applications including hospitals, schools and hotels. Recent research from the World Health Organisation has found indoor air pollution, such as tobacco smoke, occupational dust and fumes, to be a risk factor of respiratory diseases including chronic obstructive pulmonary disease*. nanoe™ X technology is currently available with Panasonic’s new R32 Floor Console and MU2/PU2 90x90 indoor cassette units compatible with VRF, PACi and GHP heating and cooling solutions.


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PIR Thermostat Controls for Heating loads These controls combine an adjustable room thermostat with a passive infrared person detector. If somebody is present in the room, the heating unit is switched on to achieve the selected thermostat temperature. When nobody is present, the room temperature is allowed to fall to a setback temperature; reducing energy consumption by restricting the time when the heating is switched on. Versions of the above are also available


for cooling loads.


Heater Boost Switches for Simply Saving Energy DANLERS heater boost switches for the control of heating loads automatically turn the load off after a selected time period has elapsed. Designed for use with immersion heaters, heated towel rails and other suitable electrical loads. Versions are available with different time settings, additionally there are options for switching air conditioning loads. DANLERS energy saving controls are manufactured in the UK and come with a 5year warranty. Email: sales@danlers.co.uk  Website:


www.danlers.co.uk


ANLERS design and manufacture a range of high quality controls for switching a variety of HVAC loads. The switches are wall mounted,


Panasonic’s nanoe™ X Technology delivers fresh and clean air New nanoe™ X technology helps to control


anasonic’s nanoe™ technology has been upgraded to provide enhanced air purification for an even healthier, cleaner


allergens, bacteria and viruses, not only in homes, but also in commercial environments. nanoe™ X is a costeffective way of improving air hygiene by preventing transmission of airborne pathogens. In the hospitality industry, such as hotels and


restaurants, often the most obvious cause of concern, for staff and guests, is unpleasant odours caused by cleaning agents, cigarette smoke and kitchens. For more information, please visit:


www.aircon.panasonic.eu


New mobile app for user control of underfloor air conditioning systems


ET Flexible Space, leading provider of underfloor air conditioning (UFAC) systems


can now offer even more personal user control with the newly launched “FlexApp”. AET Flexible Space systems have featured personal user control for thirty years, highlighting the advanced and user led design of their underfloor systems. Underfloor air conditioning systems are


commonly used in office environments, utilising the plenum beneath a raised floor as the ventilation zone. Fully conditioned air is supplied into the plenum by zonal downflow units (CAM), and is then supplied into the workspace via fan terminal units, or Fantiles. Using the integrated Fatronic controllers in the Fantiles, users can


personally adjust fan speed and temperature to suit their own comfort. Access to the controller is via a specially designed hatch within the grille that covers the recessed Fantile. The new FlexApp displays current


room temperature and (under) floor temperature, and users can power individual Fantiles on or off, or adjust temperature (within specified range of


setpoint) and fan speed simply with + and – buttons offering workers remote adjustment of temperature and fan speed settings on Fantiles via their android or IOS device, eliminating the need to physically adjust the settings on the controller via the hatch.


www.flexiblespace.com


Panasonic unveils datanavi solution for heating & cooling maintenance


tool for commercial AC commissioning and maintenance. Panasonic has unveiled a new app which


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gives the user instant access to detailed product information, to support quick and informed maintenance of its heating and cooling solutions. The datanavi app, powered by Panasonic’s innovative Light ID technology, delivers essential product information directly to the smart device of the product owner or maintenance professional, allowing them to quickly and easily complete commissioning and maintenance tasks. The datanavi app works by recognising a product’s unique Light ID code, which is


situated just off the A616 between Balborough and Clowne. The naturally large gardening area is further complimented by a substantial aquatics department with a wonderful array of fish and pets. During the autumn of 2016 the demise of the existing direct fired HWS generator hastened the requirement for an upgrade of the HWS system serving multiple outlets around the building. Long established mechanical contractor ‘Total Heat Systems Ltd’ of Sheffield carried out the design and installation incorporating an Ethos 70kW condensing boiler and a 300L ‘Extreme Loading System’ from Mikrofill. Mikrofill’s hot water loading


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systems have been developed specifically to meet the demands of modern commercial buildings. The Extreme is a domestic hot water generator that combines the advantages of both an instantaneous hot water heater and a storage system. The


Mikrofill replant at Dobbies


obbies in Chesterfield is within easy reach of the Derbyshire countryside,


new way to connect with your smartphone harnesses Panasonic’s unique ‘Light ID’ technology support


transmitted by the LED light source in the product remote controller. App users receive the ID code by holding a smart phone up to the LED light source on the remote, which will then transmit invisible highspeed light flashes or Light ID codes. After receiving the ID, the app will connect to the Cloud to acquire the product’s associated information, instantly displaying it on the device’s screen. For this to work, a new remote controller (CZRTC5B) with light ID technology can be used with selected Panasonic heating and cooling products. For more information, please visit:


www.aircon.panasonic.eu


Sime’s unique integrated heat pump and boiler brings Revolution to renewables sector!


efficiency of the Ethos 70kW boiler is maximised whilst providing indirect LPHW to the cylinder as the Extreme is designed to operate at a t of 30°C. Based on a prioritised input of 70kW at 80°C the Extreme 300 will produce in excess of 1500 l/hr and 500 litres in a 10 minute peak period at 60°C. For more information on these and other Mikrofill products please contact the sales dept on 03452 606020 or visit:


www.mikrofill.com VISIT OUR WEBSITE: www.bsee.co.uk


and heat pump in a single cased product. Using an ErP A++ 30 kW Murelle boiler and completely sealed 4kW output heat pump, Sime is targeting its Murelle Revolution 30 at new build, social housing and the retrofit renewables markets. Available from the beginning of April 2018, the Murelle Revolution 30 is a single compact unit, and can be installed by any registered Gas Safe installer in a single installation process, without requiring an additional Fgas registered installer to be present. The unique Murelle Revolution 30 should be installed inside and hung on the wall like a conventional boiler. The Murelle Revolution provides heat and hot water, achieving an average seasonal heating performance of 134%, granting A++ energy efficiency, according to the ErP Ecodesign Regulation. Sime General Manager Massimo Bizzotto states; “Sime is


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ime has launched its Murelle Revolution 30, the first completely integrated boiler


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Carrier Rental Systems and Watkins Hire combine fleets to meet demand for temporary heating


uTrailerised steam boiler packages are mounted on a trailer 14.6m in length, and produce steam volumes from 1000 to 20,000lb/hr.


Watkins Hire to offer a comprehensive range of heating hire equipment available in the UK, backed by 24/7 support. Carrier Rental Systems is a part of UTC Climate, Controls & Security, a unit of United Technologies Corp. (NYSE: UTX). The temperature control hire


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specialists are combining their fleets of high performance heaters, packaged boilers and specialist steam plant to offer heating solutions suitable for all building types, from office blocks and shops, to hospitals and public buildings, up to the largest warehouses and industrial premises.


The 24/7 nationwide service


provides solutions for shortterm emergency breakdowns or longer term requirements arising from plant repair, upgrades or maintenance. The combined hire fleet includes electric, gasfired and indirect dieselpowered heaters, radiant and fan heaters, standalone boilers and boiler packages, and a comprehensive range of steam boilers. Marc White, director and


renowned for its investment in technology and our Murelle Revolution 30 is global first, and one of the most technically advanced products on the UK market. We have already seen the Murelle Revolution 30 successfully piloted in Italy and in Spain and we are in discussions with leading UK construction and heating clients about how the Murelle Revolution 30 will fit with their own renewable projects. The Sime Revolution is here!”


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general manager of Carrier Rental Systems, said: “Bringing the heating hire fleets of Carrier Rental Systems and Watkins together gives customers access to what we believe is the most comprehensive range of temporary heating equipment available in the UK. “With our combined stocking and supply networks, backed by 24/7 support, it offers customers across the country a highly responsive service that can cater for emergency heating and planned downtime requirements, covering all building types and scales of application.” An exclusive offering is the CRS 300kW electric heating boiler, which delivers 432 ltrs/min of hot water at 85ºc, with a maximum working pressure of 6 Bar. It has an operating temperature range from +10ºC to +85ºC. The unit is equipped with a control system


arrier Rental Systems has combined fleets with recently acquired company


to accommodate variable loads, lug power connections, and optional quickrelease water connections for fast installation and decommissioning. Another highlight is Watkins


Hire’s specialist steam boiler range, now available for the first time through the combined Carrier Rental Systems and Watkins supply network. Believed to be UK's largest range of steam boilers available for hire, the plant is used by M&E, heating, ventilating and air conditioning contractors and enduser clients to provide total cover for both emergency and planned heating, hot water and process outages. The range includes electric steam boilers, containerised steam boilers, trailerised steam boilers, and static steam boilers. Electric steam boilers are skid


mounted and available in capacities from 36kW to 100kW. Incorporating a blowdown vessel, water treatment and chemical dosing, the units have zero emissions and are ideal for use indoors in healthcare applications and the food industry. Containerised steam boiler


packages come housed in 6m or 12m containers, and supply steam at between 4502000 kg/hr. The fullycontained plant rooms include distribution board, integral lighting, hotwell tank, blowdown vessel, water softeners and single chemical dosing set. Trailerised steam boiler


packages produce steam volumes from 1000 to 20,000 lb/hr, with a working pressure of 10 to 20 Bar. The static steam boiler range has output capacities from 8000 kg/hr up to 15,500 kg/hr, with operating pressures of up to 17 Bar. They are available with dual fuel burners. For more details, contact: Carrier Rental Systems on 0800 026 4717, email info@carrierrentalsystems.co.uk, or visit www.carrierrentalsystems.co.uk; Waktins Hire on 0800 999 6365, email hire@watkinshire.co.uk, or visit:


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