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Sangamo - the right Choice for energy efficiency
With huge hikes in energy bills looming when the new price cap comes into force on 1 April, householders are looking at ways to reduce their energy consumption to help combat rising bills. Understanding how their heating system is performing and how they can make small changes to improve its efficiency is one area for consideration.
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he Sangamo Choice range of timers and heating controls from ESP was revamped last year, with the main aim of introducing new features that would help boost the products’ energy saving properties. For example, the Choice+ thermostats include TPI feature to ensure a maintained temperature by analysis of the heating and cooling periods. In addition, Choice+ programmable thermostats include Optimum Start and Delayed Stop for additional efficiency for the time programmed. These features combine to offer the best in heating comfort and energy efficiency when compared to traditional on/off thermostats.
A smart thermostat allows householders to control and monitor the room temperature and thermostat activity around the home from anywhere in the world, via an app. Sangamo’s Wi-Fi thermostat offers energy efficient programming and remote access via the Sangamo choice app. It is straightforward to install and operate and is suitable for electric, gas or oil systems.
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Makita adds cordless screwdriver to its LXT range
Leading power tool manufacturer Makita UK has introduced the DFR551 18V LXT Brushless Auto Feed Screwdriver to its leading LXT platform. Powered by Makita’s innovative 18V LXT battery platform, the DFR551 delivers on both output and ease of use, helping to maximise on site efficiency.
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ith extreme speed and precision, the DFR551 is ideal for repetitive fixing tasks and rapid screw driving tasks. Trigger activated for easy use and complete control, it offers a no load speed of up to 6,000rpm and the screw feeding mechanism has been designed to reduce screw fall and ensure durability. With no power lead restricting movement, operators have maximum flexibility to use the DFR551 anywhere on site. The DFR551 also features Makita’s brushless motor which means that, as there are no brushes in the motor causing friction, no energy is lost through heat production. As a result, battery run time is extended - reducing the need to regularly stop to recharge or replace batteries and improving onsite productivity.
In addition, the DFR551 features Push Drive Technology. This means that the motor only rotates at full speed when the screw is pressed against the workpiece, further reducing power consumption and extending battery run time. This feature also minimises noise, which is safer for the user. This lightweight machine has been ergonomically designed and features a rubberised soft grip handle for maximum comfort, even when used over extended periods of time. The DFR551 has also been designed to make
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Finally, the DFR551 comes with a belt clip so users can keep it close at hand wherever they are on site.
Kevin Brannigan, marketing manager at Makita, said: “With our LXT battery platform at its core, the DFR551 18V LXT Brushless Auto Feed Screwdriver offers the output needed to tackle any task with ease, as well as the safety and improved usability benefits of cordless. With over 270 products in Makita’s LXT range, professionals can easily switch LXT batteries between power tools, outdoor power equipment and accessories depending on the task at hand.”
For more information, visit:
www.makitauk.com
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