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Multivector Smart Control and Ecovector Smart Control sit beneath Caspian in terms of heat outputs and broaden the applications where the benefits of integrated controls can be used. Smart Control integrates several of the most commonly sought­after control features into one control unit. The thermostats can be used as standalone localised controls, or with the integration of our hub control multiple thermostats using our ZigBee platform and controlled via app over the internet. This level of control is cost effective and is far more economical than using a full BMS system.


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n addition to their Smart Caspian Smart Control fan convector Smith’s has launched two new products with Smart Control. All new


Smith’s broadens Smart family of products Multivector Smart Control is a completely new


low­level wall­mounted hydronic fan­convector especially developed for use with heat pumps and is ideally suited for use in both domestic applications such as home heating as well in light commercial applications such as offices, classrooms and waiting areas Ecovector Smart Control is a new version of popular low­level wall­mounted fan convector with the addition of the new Smart control system. The family of Smart products will be launched at


the forthcoming Smart Buildings Show at ExCel on 6th and 7th October. Smith’s stand: E32.


smithsep.co.uk


Easily integrate security management into your building automation system with RC­ Passport software from Reliable Controls


OB1 – the No 1 sealant and adhesive now


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eading cable accessories supplier and Scolmore Group company, Unicrimp, has acquired the rights to exclusively distribute the original,


multi­surface sealant and adhesive brand, OB1 through the UK electrical wholesale channel. OB1 is a market­leading, high­spec hybrid


construction sealant and adhesive that has a tried and tested formulation which has been used by the trade for over 15 years. What makes OB1 stand out is its versatility and


flexibility. It provides an alternative to mastics, wood and PU adhesives, silicones, acrylics and butyl rubber sealants. This one product is capable of bonding and sealing an extensive range of materials including aluminium, wood and MDF, plastic, metal, steel, mirror, lead, concrete, glass, tile, polycarbon, PVC and felt. OB1 also works in damp conditions and even under water. It contains no solvents so it will never crack or shrink, can be applied on wet surfaces, painted or moulded and it has a very high bond strength with resistance to fungal and bacterial growth. OB1’s uses are wide ranging for both external and


internal projects. It offers superior bond strength for kitchen work tops and, with its food safe formula – OB1 conforms to ISEGA Standards – it is perfect for use in kitchens and food preparation areas.


www.unicrimp.com


FireSafe® Air Brick products have been shortlisted in the ‘Domestic Ventilation Product of the Year’ category. The Titon Ultimate® dMEV is an ultra quiet low profile fan, which is suitable for new build or refurbishment projects. With its one fan fits all solution, it is ideal for bathrooms, kitchens and utility room applications and is one of the quietest solutions and best performing dMEV fan on the market. It was been specifically designed to exceed ventilation demands, but meet current and proposed legislation. The Titon FireSafe® Air Brick is a non­combustible compact inlet/outlet grille suitable for new and refurbished houses and apartments. Designed with architects, mechanical engineers, contractors and local authorities in mind, the product can easily be built into external walls during construction. The range consists of short and long versions and can easily be connected to both 204×60 and 220×90 rectangular ducting. The H&V News Awards 2021 have been celebrating the achievements of the HVAC


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industry for 27 years. The awards ceremony will take place later this year at the Hilton Park Lane in London on November 11th.


Swegon Upgrade AHU Design Selection Software units. S The GOLD, SILVER C and COMPACT Air Handling Units are based on


standardised designs. All data is therefore well documented, such as pressure drop and air flow. This means you can get access to Swegon’s accurate input data for your design work. The smart control functions in the GOLD Air Handling Unit are always standard, meaning that each unit is extremely capable and suitable for a variety of different applications, so there’s no need to use expensive options and time­consuming modification and configuration. The new updates have made using the software more user friendly. This helps to makes unit choice more intuitive and provides improved graphics to make using the selection software a better experience. Sound data is now available for all units. With Swegon’s AHU Design selection software, you are able to


perform advanced energy calculations using built in modelling to ensure that the solution is optimal for the lifecycle of the building. The software features a built in tool to transfer data from AHU Design to Revit and MagiCAD for BIM modelling, as well as boasting a fast, cloud­based web interface with secure area for saving configurations and projects. A library of training videos is available online to get customers started with the basic functions of the AHU Design selection software. This is part of Swegon’s ongoing commitment to simplify design and


installation work for building services engineers and contractors. It aims to ease the process from early stage design through installation and commissioning to ensure best results throughout the product’s operational life.


Read the latest at: www.bsee.co.uk With the AHU Design selection software, it is easy to size and


configure Swegon air handling units. You can perform advanced energy calculations to ensure that the AHU you select is ideal and suitable for many conditions. When Swegon are by your side, supporting the process from early


stage design through installation and commissioning, you can be sure to get the indoor climate solution with the lowest lifecycle cost.


www.swegon.com/uk/support/software/ahu­design


wegon have updated some of their AHU Design selection software. The GLOBAL range has been integrated into AHU Design, meaning specifiers will be able to select and see data for the RX and PX TOP


solution from Reliable Controls®, provides BACnet­based integration between physical security and building automation and is the next logical step to both maximise the operating efficiency of your building systems and complete your product portfolio. Use RC­Passport to: • Strictly control and track access to facility entries, restricted areas, server racks, secured cabinets, and specialised equipment


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• Follow occupant preferences down to the level of every individual enrolled in the system • Easily automate credential­based access and scheduling, visitor management, and incident elevation and lockdown sequences


• Control any size environment, from single­door applications to large campuses Reduce your programming and training time today with this customisable software that


integrates IP cameras, access control, intrusion­detection devices, and more in an industry­ standard SQL framework. Learn more today.


reliablecontrols.com Titon Shortlisted in H&V News Awards 2021


e are extremely proud to announce that we are once again finalists in the 2021 H&V News Awards. Our innovative Titon Ultimate® dMEV and Titon


of mind: Not just due to their excellent corrosion resistance but also because of combipress . This means: Tool compatibility, leak path feature and push & stay.


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NiroSan® ­ Piping system consisting of high­quality press fittings and stainless steel pipes made of the material 1.4404. The material 1.4404 contains at least 2.3 % molybdenum, yet less carbon than the conventional type 1.4401. Your advantage: The material no 1.4404/316L has a higher corrosion resistance than standard stainless steels.


he stainless steel press fittings NiroSan® and NiroTherm® offer you safety


ooking to integrate BACnet security objects into your building automation system without the need for a third­party gateway? RC­Passport®, a flexible, scalable BACnet building security


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Advertorial BSEE Luceco’s “installation friendly” Sigma


uceco launches an addition to their extensive luminaire range. Sigma is


a stylish, installer friendly, Direct / Indirect recessed luminaire for low glare applications to assist with LG7 compliant designs. 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 non­standard ceilings in commercial applications. Sigma is available as fixed output, DALI dimmable and emergency variants, and with optional integral wireless lighting controls. Luceco’s Wireless Lighting Controls solutions include Platform and Elevate.


Platform offers simple and user friendly wireless control with Elevate providing a feature rich programme of energy & emergency reporting plus asset tracking, an important consideration for specifiers and in particular, their end­users. 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, providing impressive returns on investment, a serious consideration in commercial environments.


www.luceco.com


Stainless steel press fittings: No chance for corrosion!


The system family is offered with sealing rings made of EPDM (black), HNBR (yellow) and FKM (red). It is also available in a silicon free version ­ NiroSan® SF.


NiroTherm® ­ The NiroTherm® piping system consists of NiroTherm® stainless steel press fittings with a black EPDM (ethylene­propylene­diene rubber) moulded seal and NiroTherm® stainless steel pipes to DIN EN 10312. NiroTherm® offers you a real alternative compared to conventional steels when it comes to closed systems in humid atmospheres such as screed. Since it needs considerably less isolation against humidity, the installation is faster and labour costs accordingly lower.


Need further information? Tel: 01628 819245 Email: webuk@sanha.com


www.sanha.com


BoilerMag Installed at Historical 125 Queen Street Building in Major New Zealand City


technology filters at the iconic QBE centre in New Zealand’s most populous city, Auckland. Built upon the historical 125 Queen Street, the QBE Centre is a recognisable and historic landmark that was home to the original Bank of New Zealand. Tasked to ensure the heating


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and cooling systems within the centre were up to standard and as efficient as possible as part of major refurbishments to the centre, Warm NZ installed a BoilerMag XT and ChillerMag to improve the efficiency and longevity of the heating and cooling system. Managing Director of Warm NZ, Sean Stephens, said: “Since finding BoilerMag, we instantly became fans of the filters. With their quality and ease of cleaning, we will always recommend one to be fitted to any heating system.


We install them on all our domestic heating systems and have installed the commercial ones like such as those at the QBE Centre and the NZ Defence force sites we maintain as well. “We will always put BoilerMags


forward to ensure customers know the impressive benefits, such as boiler longevity and reduction in running costs. We supply the technology across New Zealand and would highly recommend them to all homeowners, installers and engineers.”


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ew Zealand based Warm NZ have installed BoilerMag’s magnetic


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