Announcement
Marshall-Tuffl ex awarded EDATA Gold Standard
Marshall-Tuffl ex is delighted to announce that the company has been awarded the EDATA Gold standard for its product data.
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DATA is an industry-owned resource of high quality, e-commerce- friendly product data for Electrical Wholesalers to use in their web sites and digital business processes.
The company has used the NG15 ePIM system to collate, store and update their product data and Gold Standard Product Data means they can now supply wholesalers with the highest quality product information that has passed a number of data quality benchmarks. Martin Russell, Marshall-Tuffl ex group product manager, commented: “We are thrilled to have reached the gold standard. The support that the EDA and NG15 have off ered us has been
Product News
Vent-Axia off ers eff ective solution to combat mould
Vent-Axia is providing the ideal solution to tackle condensation and mould in the home.
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esigned to remove stale, moist air from the home and replace it with fi ltered, drier air, PIV
prevents moisture build up that can cause condensation and mould, improving indoor air quality (IAQ). In turn this helps reduce the risks of asthma and allergy irritation in the home.
With households and private landlords more aware of the health risks associated with condensation and mould, plus the energy crisis causing more condensation and mould due to lower levels of heating, the PureAir Home provides fresh, tempered air into the home that is drier than the inside air. The PIV unit creates an indoor environment, where condensation and mould fi nd it hard to exist, helping to protect households by reducing health issues in the home, as well as potential building damage. Suitable for existing properties, PureAir Home
PIV off ers a whole house ventilation solution and can be installed in the loft. Operating by drawing in warm, fresh air from the loft, it fi lters
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all incoming air via the high-grade ISO ePM10 or ePM2.5 fi lters before gently introducing it into the habitable areas of the property via a ceiling mounted diff user. The diff user directs the airfl ow upwards where the incoming dryer air mixes with the warm moist air that gathers at ceiling height. This creates a healthy indoor environment and reduces the risk of condensation and mould, benefi ting both the occupants and the structure of the building.
The PureAir Home’s discreet diff user features Smart Air technology, which increases airfl ow performance by 10% but at a lower noise level compared to traditional diff user designs, while allowing control over airfl ow direction. SmartSensecontrol allows quick and accurate set up and an automatic summer shut off stops warm air coming back into the property. Boasting quick and simple installation, the PureAir Home PIV is highly energy effi cient, unobtrusive, and near silent. Depending on the property, it will take between a few hours to a few days to start to see the eff ects and may take
invaluable. Their ongoing support, workshops and seminars have helped tremendously, without which I’m not sure we would have progressed as quickly as we have. We are committed to ensuring our product data remains at Gold Standard and will update our EDATA with new products as they become available.” Melanie Collingham, NG15’s product data and onboarding manager commented, “Marshall-Tuffl ex have fully dedicated themselves to improving their product data, product datasheets, and their technical data. They can now manage and update their products in e-Pim and share all of their ‘quality’ information with LUCKINSlive for customers and contractors to
consume. They can rest assured and be confi dent in knowing that their product information is both accurate and up-to-date.”
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a couple of weeks for the areas aff ected with mould to dry out completely. Not only does the PureAir Home come with a 5-year warranty, it is now also made from recycled plastic.
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