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Airmaster’s smart heating range for everyday comfort


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irmaster’s latest range of portable heaters, combine


contemporary design with intelligent, user-friendly control. Selected models feature Wi-Fi


connectivity and voice assistant compatibility, allowing users to manage their heating with greater fl exibility. The range also includes clear digital temperature displays,


a sleek black fi nish and castor wheels for easy movement. Non- Wi-Fi models are supplied with convenient remote controls. The new Airmaster range


provides an ideal solution for customers looking for dependable warmth and modern functionality throughout the colder months. www.cedgroup.co.uk


Echo Industries DIN Rail Fire Suppressor


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rotecting electrical equipment is essential, and


the DRMFS off ers a compact, automatic fi re suppression solution for suitable enclosed electrical installations. Measuring just 77 x 18 x 64mm, this DIN rail-mounted device is designed for installations where space is limited. Its 20g S-type aerosol-generating agent activates through an electrical or thermal trigger, releasing a fi ne aerosol to suppress combustion within the protected enclosure.


Using a combination of heat


absorption, chemical inhibition and oxygen dilution, the DRMFS tackles the combustion process to help suppress fi re. With a specifi ed protected volume of up to 0.31m³ and a spraying time of up to six seconds, it off ers a practical option for suitable electrical applications. With a stated service life of


Let there be light with Makita T


he new portable ML014G Tower Light from Makita


provides bright task lighting on construction sites where there is no power source. Compatible with both 18V


LXT and 40V XGT batteries, and providing a maximum luminous fl ux of 15,000 lumens, the Makita Tower Light is easy to carry and set up. Furthermore, the cordless, battery-operated site light off ers true fl exibility; trade professionals


can adjust both the height and light angle extensively, to suit the application and provide optimal illumination. The ML014G Tower Light


features an integrated tripod, off ering simple and stable set up via a slide handle. Highly adaptable, users can manually adjust its height ranging from 1,085mm to 2,430mm. Crucially, the light angle can be adapted too. Designed to be as fl exible as possible, its light base is combined with three separate light heads that can individually rotate 180 degrees vertically and horizontally. When used in combination with


the powerful and reliable Makita BL4080F and BL18120 Li-Ion batteries, the new ML014G Tower Light can achieve an impressive run time of 48 hours at its minimum light level and 3.6 hours at its maximum. www.makitauk.com


ten years and no maintenance required for the suppression unit itself during this period, the DRMFS provides a straightforward approach to fi re protection. The associated activation system should still be inspected regularly in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions. www.deligo.co.uk


Domus Ventilation’s all-in- one thermal ducting range


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omus Ventilation has expanded its thermal ducting


off er with the introduction of a new all-in-one insulated ducting range. Introduced alongside the existing Domus Thermal insulation range, the new system combines the ventilation duct and thermal insulation within one lightweight, ready-to-install component. Its distinctive clamping mechanism creates a secure connection without the need for separate sealant or tape, helping to make


installation straightforward. Customers can choose between


two diff erent approaches to thermal ducting. The established Domus Thermal system uses purpose-designed insulation fi tted around its rigid ductwork, while the new all-in-one range integrates the duct and insulation into a single component. This allows installers and specifi ers to select the solution best suited to the requirements of the individual project. www.domusventilation.co.uk


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