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BSEE-NOV21-PG38-42 Whats New_Layout 1 25/10/2021 09:08 Page 39


WHAT’S NEW Free lighting design service from Ovia


specification and design of lighting and lighting control equipment. The aim is to provide expertise in choosing the right products and solutions for a proposed scheme, ensuring full compliance with the relevant regulations and standards.


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drawings and specifications, a Lighting Design Proposal will be prepared. A schedule of lighting and lighting controls will be shared with the Ovia internal sales team who will prepare a quotation. The Lighting Design Proposal and prepared quotation will be sent


via’s free lighting design services is available to electrical contracting companies, and anyone involved in the


back to the Ovia sales team member, and the quote will then either go through the wholesaler of choice, or the enquiry will be directed through one of Ovia’s supporting Elite stockists. A dedicated lighting design page is now


available on the Ovia website. This includes an easy to access lighting design files section, where lighting designers can download individual product files. All the lighting design files have been grouped into categories – commercial, domestic, floodlights, industrial, utility and emergency – with the relevant products listed under the category heading.


https://oviauk.com/lighting_design/ Jacobs UK’s new Horizontal Cyclone


pipework systems. The horizontal alignment makes is easy to integrate into existing systems with out requiring any further modifications and the intelligent design makes it simple to replace any worn parts. Space saving, simple and reliable. JACOB serially produce a standardised range of thin­wall, fully­welded modular steel


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Unicrimp introduces Catenary Wire and Jack Chain ranges


development sees the addition of Catenary Wire, Jack Chains and associated accessory products to the growing range. Catenary wire is used to create an overhead


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catenary to support pipes, banners, cables and lighting, for example. The range comprises two lengths of 3mm galvanised steel wire rope (50 metres and 30 metres). This is a flexible cable which has a 650kg breaking load. Included in the Catenary accessories range are 3mm zinc electroplated steel wire rope grips – used to create loop ends or eyelets at the of the steel wire rope by simply tightening the nuts; 3mm wire rope eyelets; M8 zinc plated strainer adjustable rigging screws; zinc electroplated steel wire hook wall plates and zinc electroplated steel wire ring plates. Jack Chain is a flexible general­purpose chain used


for a variety of applications including suspending luminaires and signage, for example. Unicrimp’s bright galvanised steel Jack Chain is supplied in 10M lengths and range also includes 25mm hook plates, for use with conduit and capable of holding up to 5kg load, and single ceiling hook plates – suitable for hanging ceiling pendant lights and able to take a weight load of 5kg.


www.unicrimp.com


nicrimp, part of the Scolmore Group of companies, continues to expand its cable accessories portfolio and the latest


pipework & ducting components for air­conveying, extract­lines or gravity chutes. Available in 21 diameters, available from 60mm to 1600mm in a choice of 1mm, 2mm or 3mm thick powder ­coated, galvanised or stainless steel. Each component has a machine­lipped end which, when fitted with a specially designed “U” shaped gasket & Quick­Connect pull­ring, creates a tight connection, with our 2mm wall range certified to 3­bar over­pressure. This tightness is achieved in a pipe system along with the capability of fast installation and fast dismantling when needed. A wide range of accessories complement your options – inspection doors, sight ducts,


product­control and air­control valves and diverters are press­formed to high tolerances. A popular choice for HVAC and environmental applications, JACOB systems are found in industries as diverse as biomass to petrochemicals or sugar to semi­conductors.


www.jacob­uk.com


Panasonic introduces new Aquarea Designer online tool for heating and cooling professionals


specification and design of lighting and lighting control equipment. The aim is to provide expertise in choosing the right products and solutions for a proposed scheme, ensuring full compliance with the relevant regulations and standards.


O With all the information gathered, including


drawings and specifications, a Lighting Design Proposal will be prepared. A schedule of lighting and lighting controls will be shared with the Ovia internal sales team who will prepare a quotation. The Lighting Design Proposal and prepared quotation will be sent back to the Ovia sales team member, and the quote will then either go through the wholesaler of choice, or the enquiry will be directed through one of Ovia’s supporting Elite stockists.


via’s free lighting design services is available to electrical contracting companies, and anyone involved in the


A dedicated lighting design page is now


available on the Ovia website. This includes an easy to access lighting design files section, where lighting designers can download individual product files. All the lighting design files have been grouped into categories – commercial, domestic, floodlights, industrial, utility and emergency – with the relevant products listed under the category heading.


www.panasonicproclub.com/ GB_en/tools/aquarea­software


he new horizontal cyclone from JACOB combines reliable airflow cleaning with the easy assembly that our customers have come to associate with our


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Advertorial BSEE The Do’s and Don’ts around Construction Boundary Monitoring


re you managing the impact of your construction site? Boundary monitoring can identify potential hazards, ensure compliance


and protect the public from job­site hazards Construction dust can compromise air quality,


environmental noise pollution can be harmful to workers and local residents, and excessive vibration can have damaging consequences. Alongside the human cost to health, fines of up to £20,000 ($30,000) per violation are possible if preventable noise and dust exceed agreed emissions levels, and penalised companies may pay the additional price of reputational damage. Site management has a duty of care to protect against potentially


dangerous conditions. However, this can be challenging to manage without reliable data streams and instrumentation that gathers environmental information. Monitoring for noise, dust, vibration and harmful emissions makes it possible to manage the impact of your construction site. Boundary monitoring can support construction site control by minimising potential contamination, protecting the public from jobsite hazards and allowing for adherence to the appropriate public health requirements. Consequently, more companies are turning to boundary monitoring technology to measure the risks and ensure they adhere to environmental limits and guidelines. To help site management teams make the most of the technology,


Tim Turney, Global Marketing Manager at occupational health and workplace hazard monitoring expert Casella, shares the Do’s and Don’ts of boundary monitoring.


www.casellasolutions.com Service growth at Condair H


umidity control specialist, Condair, has appointed Ryan


Mooney, as a humidifier service engineer based out of London. Strengthening its engineering presence in the capital allows Condair to provide an even more efficient response time to its many customers in the region. Ryan has many years’ experience in the building services and


environmental control sectors having worked at companies including Aqua Compliance Services and Certifact. Tony Tullett, Service Director at Condair, comments, “We are very


happy to welcome Ryan to the Condair service team and are proud to be expanding our nationwide network of engineers to 18. Condair boasts the largest specialist humidifier service department in the UK by far and we are perfectly placed to deliver the manufacturer’s engineering expertise on­site, no matter where in the UK that humidifier is located.” The Condair Group is the world’s leading specialist in humidity


control and evaporative cooling, with energy efficient, hygienic and innovative technologies for commercial, industrial and heritage applications. Condair is represented in the UK by Condair Limited, which offers system design, manufacture, supply, installation, commissioning, maintenance and spares.


www.condair.co.uk


New generation Ultimate2 system from Omnie speeds low­build UFH installation


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eating and renewables specialist OMNIE has once again developed an advanced solution to speed the installation of low


build height underfloor heating (UFH), which also fits within its Tileover selection and offers significant cost savings. Further enhancing the established Ultimate


system, the Ultimate2 board consists of XPS insulation – improving output while the unique 2­3 mm deep diffuser channel surrounding the multi­directional runs increases screed contact with the pipe, thus cutting the warm­up time. The overall installed depth of just 27mm leaves plenty of room for tiles to be laid on top without the need to trim doors or skirting in retrofit situations.


The upper surface is pre­primed so the RS


Flex leveling screed can be directly applied to achieve a strong bond; while the pre­glued lower surface – with peel­off backing – ensures the panel can be rapidly installed across the subfloor without the need to apply additional adhesive. Together these features mean Ultimate2 is


50% faster to install than its predecessor and 35% cheaper overall than screeded systems featuring castellated plates.


OMNIE’s multi­directional pipe pattern


reduces the need for routing by the installer, as well as eliminating the requirement for separate straight and loop­shaped panels. In addition the 300 k Pa compressive strength greatly reduces movement and will support timber, vinyl and other finishes as well as tiles.


Read the latest at: www.bsee.co.uk Overall, OMNIE has created a cost­effective and


more efficient UFH system in Ultimate2 by simply evolving its already popular Ultimate system, as the strapline for the new offering succinctly puts it, “In hindsight we wouldn’t have called it the Ultimate. Because we just made it better.”


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ESP launches complete smart security range


eading security solutions supplier, ESP, has launched a


comprehensive new smart security range. Marketed under the brand name Fort, the complete range of smart security products includes intruder alarms, video doorbell, video security light, sensors and a selection of 1080p cameras. They all operate under a single APP – the ‘Click Smart+’ APP – which


is completely subscription­free, with no additional fees incurred. By bringing the operation of the Fort range under the well­established, tried and tested Click Smart+ APP from Scolmore, users have control of a raft of connected home and security products all from one secure, easy to access platform. At the heart of the Fort smart security range is the smart intruder alarm, which will support up to 32 RF devices and provide remote monitoring and alert notifications directly to the Click Smart+ APP. The smart alarm is available in handy kits or can be purchased as separate devices for a tailor­made system. ESP has produced a glossy A4 brochure which can be downloaded


from the website and a video can be viewed at https://youtu.be/3vy3N1unvHI.


www.espuk.com BUILDING SERVICES & ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEER NOVEMBER 2021 39


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