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Consort Claudgen launches new energy-saving CHMC controller
Consort Claudgen has introduced a new energy-saving CHMC controller compatible with their CH commercial fan heaters. Users now have the flexibility to choose between the CRXSL and CHMC controllers when using these heaters.
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hile the CRXSL can operate multiple heaters and is compatible with the MRX1
controller for zoning, the CHMC brings several key advantages.
The CHMC controller’s compatibility with Building Management Systems (BMS) allows for streamlined operations and centralised control. This integration simplifies facility management and allows for more innovative, energy-saving decisions. The CHMC can control up to eight heaters as a group or individually, and can be in a different room to the heaters. The electronic lock prevents unauthorised temperature adjustments,
thereby reducing energy waste. The CHMC, CHES (environmental sensor) or CH heaters can sense the room temperature, allowing accurate temperature control to maintain heat levels with minimal energy waste.
Additionally, with the CHES occupancy sensor, the heater will conserve energy when it detects no movement within a given range. The CHMC is also Wi-Fi-enabled, allowing full remote functionality via the Consort Connect app and displaying heaters’ individual and total energy usage.
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Manrose launches PIV - as easy as 1, 2, 3
Manrose has launched its new Lo-Watt Pivotal Positive Input Ventilation (PIV) - making it as easy as 1, 2, 3 for installers and homeowners to combat condensation and mould in the home.
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Designed to remove stale, moist air from the home and replace it with filtered, drier air, to prevent the moisture build up that can cause condensation and mould, the Lo-Watt Pivotal is also energy efficient, cost effective and offers effortless, easy installation. The Lo-Watt Pivotal is perfect for refurbished properties since it is easy to fit for installers and discreet for homeowners. Loft-mounted, the Lo- Watt Pivotal effectively combats condensation and damp problems by introducing fresh, dry air into a property to regulate moisture levels. The positive input fan draws fresh air from the loft, filters it and gently feeds it into the dwelling via a ceiling-mounted diffuser. Clean, drier, fresh filtered air dilutes and replaces contaminated, moisture- laden air.
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Pivotal is also an attractive option due to its low sound levels and low running costs, vital in the current cost of living crisis. The unit is also made using recycled material offering a more sustainable choice for households.
For installers, the PIV unit is simple to install and commission in any size loft, with only a hole in the ceiling required to fit the diffuser, no external penetrations are needed. The PIV comes complete with a ceiling diffuser, flexible duct and G4 filters, plus hanging kit and floor mounting base all as standard.
Offering fully adjustable airflow between 19l/s to 49ls, the speed can be adjusted and the control interface can be locked to ensure the settings are not tampered with.
The PIV’s white circular diffuser is easily installed and fitted in a central location in a property. The diffuser is designed to reduce air supply noise
while increasing performance by 10%. The easy clip blanking plates help to control airflow into the property.
The Lo-Watt Pivotal also features a specially developed Lo-Watt DC fan/motor arrangement which runs quietly and delivers incredibly low running costs. A sensor monitors the temperature in the loft, automatically adjusting the air volume when necessary.
The Lo-Watt Pivotal is supplied with G4 filters (PM10 filtration) that are up to five years maintenance free. These G4 filters help protect against many everyday pollutants such as pollen and dust.
Two models of the Lo-Watt Pivotal are available in the range. The Lo-Watt Pivotal with 500W heater is supplied with a heater fitted to the unit. 01753 691399
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