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and around its paint shop, and to raise visual/audible alarms when potentially dangerous conditions arise. Bespoke monitoring and alarm systems were therefore developed by Ashtead Technology. With remote communication combined with the ability to measure all of the key dust fractions simultaneously, the TSI DustTrak Environmental 8543 MCERTS Outdoor Dust & Aerosol Monitors (TSI DTE) were chosen. By continuously monitoring total PM, PM10, PM2.5 and PM1, these instruments provide a complete picture of the particulate levels that


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ollowing advice from the Health & Safety Executive (HSE), a large UK manufacturer was required to monitor particulates in


represent a threat to staff health. With MCERTS certification these monitors also have the proven levels of performance that are required to operate continuously and reliably. The TSI DTE instruments continuously


monitor particulate levels and transmit data to a cloudbased system which can be accessed via PC or mobile APP. This provides an opportunity to view secure monitoring data 24/7 from any location, which means that staff will be able to correlate process conditions with aerosol levels so that opportunities for operational improvements can be identified. Ashtead’s engineers enhanced the


instruments’ capabilities by developing audible


expanded to include two new emergency light test switches. Designed to test batteries, lamps and duration function of emergency lighting luminaires in accordance with current emergency lighting standard BS5266, the new products will help building owners and responsible persons to maintain compliance. These automatic, keyoperated


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advances that Edinburgh has experienced over the years. The central Tynecastle Park club, like the city itself, has continued to evolve and the most recent investment has seen a new main stand being added that provides seating for 20,000 people. To maintain topflight club status means


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collaborating with different partners to provide their expertise, in order to ensure the best outcome. Grundfos Pumps were delighted to work with RSP Consulting Engineers and contractors Livingston Mechanical Services, on this latest project, to provide the optimal M&E solution. The pump solutions were chosen for their energy


efficiency and their ability to deliver the required HVAC needs, as well as ensuring there is sufficient water to meet all the various demands. The final Grundfos solutions team included players drawn from the TPE family of singlestage centrifugal pumps, as well as from MAGNA3 commercial heating circulators, plus a variable speed Hydro MPCE booster set. Today this club lives up to its name as it plays a


pivotal role at the very heart of a vibrant community. Grundfos are delighted to have been selected as part of the support network. For additional information and to learn more about us, please visit:


www.grundfos.co.uk


Riello’s premix burners now up to 3MW


NOx levels of less than 40mg/kWh, with high turndown ratios of up to 8:1, across a wide range of models. Riello RX burners feature an


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exclusive design that includes a patented woven wire gauze ‘sock’ covering the combustion head cylinder. Gas and combustion air are mixed upstream of the combustion head and then pass through precisionlocated ports and the gauze ‘sock’ to ignite on the external surface of the combustion head. This arrangement enables a very compact flame with a diameter directly related to the burner firing rate, ensuring precise heat control and optimum efficiency at all loads.


The high turndown makes RX


burners ideal for systems with variable heat loads where low NOx levels are also required. These range from condensing


boilers through to process applications such as spray booths and industrial ovens. RX burners can be used in


conjunction with variable speed drive motors to reduce electricity consumption and lower noise levels even further than the typical 30% noise reduction compared to many other combustion applications. Control options include progressive two stage operation and fully modulating via 010V or 420 mA. Full electronic control with operational and diagnostic display is also available.


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iello RX premix packaged burners are now available in outputs up to 3MW, offering


Grundfos are at the Heart of the action


ith a rich history dating back 1874, Heart of Midlothian Football Club (Hearts) has been there to witness the many changes and


emergency lighting test switches are permanently wired to the emergency luminaire supply. The key switch is used to interrupt the supply for a preprogrammed period of time. At the end of that period, the supply to the luminaries is automatically reinstated, so there’s no risk of depleting the batteries in the emergency fitting by


SP’s Duceri range of emergency lighting products has been


WHAT’S NEW SPONSORED BY Ashtead develops bespoke dust monitoring/alarm solution


Belimo room sensors and room operating units


The foundation of comfort


and visual alarms which complement the instruments’ text and email alerts.


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leaving them connected for prolonged periods. There are two models to choose from  standard LED display or countdown digital display. They each feature four preprogrammed test intervals – 10 minutes, 30


minutes, 60 minutes and 180 minutes. There is the option for an audio buzzer alert for completion of duration test. They are compact in design – measuring 86 x 86 x 33mm – and they are manufactured from the antimicrobial material urea formaldehyde. For further information on the Duceri


Emergency Lighting range from ESP, contact ESP on 01527 515150, email sales@espuk.com or visit:


www.espuk.com T Grundfos have the offsite insight


he ability for offsite build to deliver increasingly complex projects for a wide range of schemes has seen them


become increasingly popular. These pre engineered solutions tick all the boxes in terms of the coordination of a range of elements from planning and design, through to fabrication, the actual assembly of components, plus all required testing. Able to deliver larger building projects,


industrial solutions as well as to support the water industry, these packaged sets will arrive on site complete with all the necessary pumps, piping, valves, instrumentation and controls. Add to this the fact that factory conditions are 80% safer than those on site and that site labour is 2.2 times more expensive and the reasons for their popularity come sharply into focus. Selecting a partner who has the capacity, knowledge, expertise as well as all the necessary accreditations to deliver all the stages within the process is key. This is where the 12,000m2 Grundfos manufacturing plant in Sunderland adds value, as this recognised centre of manufacturing excellence offers customers design, build, assembly, test and distribution from under one roof, making this a streamlined and very costeffective option. If you need some more insight into offsite options, visit:


www.grundfos.co.uk


Scolmore expands GridPro module offer


interchangeable mounting plates and modules has been enhanced with the addition of a range of media modules that will widen the appeal and applications for the range with specifiers and contractors. The new modules


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are fully compatible with the GridPro range and have been designed to allow a combination of power and media modules within the same plate. These additions will expand the installation of GridPro across an array of applications where some form of media or media and power combination is required – such as education and training facilities, offices, healthcare premises, hotels, conference rooms.


38 BUILDING SERVICES & ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEER OCTOBER 2019 A total of 16 media modules


have been added including USB, VGA, Satellite, TV, Telephone, RJ11, RJ45 CAT6, RCA x2, Loudspeaker x 2, Audio Jack, HIFI, HDMI, Time Delay and Buzzer modules. For further information contact


Scolmore on 01827 63454: sales@scolmore.com or visit:


www.scolmore.com


colmore’s extensive GridPro collection of


Belimo's existing sensor range. With the expansion of the product range for visible areas of the room, Belimo offers the architect an Aesthetic and timeless design, the installer – quick installation, the system integrator  easy commissioning and the end customer – a comfortable room climate. uAesthetic, timeless design uFast installation thanks to springloaded terminal blocks and a housing that can be opened and closed without tools uEasy configuration and diagnostics of active devices via NFC


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integrated seamlessly into existing controllers from third party manufacturers. The Belimo Assistant App also allows easy commissioning of the active room sensors and their diagnostics via smartphone. Near Field


he new room sensors and room operating units are the perfect complement to


Communication (NFC) allows assisted configuration, even if the room sensor is not connected to the power supply.


Applications The active and passive room units are suiable for example, in the following room applications: uDemandcontrolled VAV uHeated/chilled ceiling uRadiator or underfloor heating


Timeless, slim design The room units are 85 x 85 mm and vary in depth between 14 and 24 mm depending on the sensor type.


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Simply saving energy with DANLERS microwave switches


effective midrange Microwave presence detection switches for the automatic control of lighting and ventilation. The products detect


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movement within the detection area and control the load accordingly. Each product is suitable for switching most lighting loads including LED and have a detection range of up to 12m. MWCEFL is suitable for flush


mounting into false or plasterboard ceilings. MWCEFL has a snap fit cover allowing for easy adjustment of time lag and lux level functions. Its slim profile is visually unobtrusive making it suitable for corridors, offices, washrooms etc.


MW6A2C IP67 and MW2A IP67 are IP67 rated and are suitable for


ANLERS have launched a new range of cost


surface mounting on walls or ceilings. With an operating temperature range of 30°C to 70°C these controls may be suitable for cold storage facilities as well as factories, warehouses etc. MW6A2C IP67 has two channel output for controlling two separate circuits such as lights and fans.


Call: 01249 443377, email: sales@danlers.co.uk or visit:


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Timeguard still leading the way in outdoor LED


aving learned the hard way about the false economy of bargain


basement products, estates managers are increasingly opting for Timeguard’s branded quality for outdoor LED lighting. The first LEDPRO products from Timeguard introduced the idea of modular systems: a choice of mix andmatch black or white slimline floodlights (from 10W right up to 100W) and switches (PIR, photocell or remotecontrol RF). Choose the right combination, and just plug them together. It becomes easy to create a whole lighting scene, adding as many slave floodlights as you need up to a total of 140W (LED). Pan and tilt brackets and adjustable time and light level settings ensure that the automatic lighting mode can be set up to suit your premises. Prismatic lenses and tough,


rustproof polycarbonate reflector plates do away with the need for ugly front ‘windows’. The unusual allwhite models, with white casing and matching white


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reflector plates will hardly be seen when mounted on a white soffit board. Wide beam options give an even flood of light. As its products will be working


for many years, the firm also introduced rustresistant options for costal and damp areas. All componentry that is prone to corrosion is replaced by marine grade materials.


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