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JS AIR CURTAINS
JS Air Curtains has launched a new air curtain, the Fly, designed for insect control. It is a hygienic alternative to plastic strip or chain link curtains, as it removes any potential for COVID-19 cross surface contamination.
By creating a high-velocity air barrier across a doorway, flying insects are prevented from entering food preparation areas in butcher shops, supermarkets, hospitals and nursing homes, as well as food production premises. This allows doors to remain open, further reducing the risk of surface contamination through staff or customers needing to touch doors or handles. Suitable for installation directly above a doorway, it is offered in five lengths from one to three metres and in four different power outputs to protect doorways up to four metres high. Fly air curtains should always be fitted to cover the entire entrance with a barrier of air, thus preventing any gaps that might allow insects to enter. Adjustable aluminium aerofoil shaped air blades can direct the airstream to create a tight seal across an entrance.
www.jsaircurtains.com
JS WRIGHT
J S Wright has netted a contract worth more than £5 million for the residential element of a major mixed-use regeneration scheme in
Wimbledon. The company will install the mechanical services for 413 high-quality private apartments at Wimbledon Grounds on the site of a former dog track in Plough Lane. Wimbledon Grounds is a development by Galliard Homes comprising homes and commercial space. JS Wright will provide and install a low-pressure hot water heating system and pipework to deliver low-temperature hot water via HIUs to radiators in all the apartments across the seven-storey buildings. It will also supply and equip the apartments with energy efficient mechanical ventilation heat recovery systems that will use the outgoing air from the properties to heat incoming fresh air. Fire prevention sprinklers, sanitary ware and HPDE above ground drainage will also be fitted. The project is scheduled for completion in September 2021.
www.jswright.co.uk
RLS
RLS LLC, the US-based manufacturer of the RLS Rapid Locking System line of flame-free press
fittings for the HVAC and refrigeration industries, has announced Grant Phipps as managing director, Rapid Locking System Europe. With a background in mechanical and design engineering, Mr Phipps brings a wealth of experience in the HVAC segment to RLS, having served most recently as the chief executive of a large engineering group based in the Middle East. Previously, he held executive roles at several UK and US-based companies.
“We’re excited to have Grant as a member of our team, and for him to serve our distributor partners throughout Europe from his base in the UK,” said Paul Schubert, general manager of RLS. “The addition of Grant, along with a stocked warehouse in the UK that will allow faster delivery to our customers, demonstrates our commitment to growing our business in the European market.”
www.rapidlockingsystem.com
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PANASONIC
Panasonic’s Aquarea Cascade Control is a highly integrated interface which allows for establishments such as supermarkets, hospitals, care homes and hotels to control up to 10 Aquarea Air Source Heat Pumps to deliver and remotely manage the demands for energy- efficient heating and cooling across their organisations. The interface (PAW-A2W-CMH) has a large, easy-to-use touchscreen display and provides control for up to 10 Aquarea air-to-water heat pumps, connected at any one time, to run simultaneously or in cascade mode and creating a system with capacity up to 160kW. The Aquarea Cascade Controller can also connect to solar photovoltaic (PV) panels and 3-way valves for cooling, ideally suited for commercial and hospitality applications with additional means of energy sourcing which require specific solutions or programmes, yet can all be managed using one device.
www.aircon.panasonic.eu
TITON
Titon has added a dynamic and fully interactive CGI environment – the ‘Titon Product House’ – to its website, showcasing the array of products available throughout the company’s Window & Door Hardware and Ventilation Systems divisions. To launch the Titon Product House, users simply need to visit
www.titon.com and click on the option to ‘Explore the Titon House’ in the main web banner.
Once the user has opened the house in their browser, they are free to explore the Titon Product House by selecting from ‘Window and Door Hardware’, ‘Ventilation Systems’ and ‘Indoor Pollutants’. By selecting ‘Ventilation Systems’ for example, visitors can explore a 3D environment while looking at the comprehensive range of systems Titon has to offer, with individual illustrative configurations available for intermittent extract fans and background vents, continuous MVHR and continuous mechanical extract (CME) – the latter of which can be viewed in both centralised and decentralised arrangements.
www.titon.com
www.heatingandventilating.net
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Smith Brothers has introduced an SBS Air Con & Ancillary Engineer’s Guide for air conditioning engineers that contains information on stocked Daikin R32 units along with all associated ancillary products and fittings. Armed with a vast amount of stock and their very own Daikin product managers, Smith Brothers can offer a complete service with expert levels of product knowledge including in-house personnel to provide essential technical support to assist with both design and system layout. The guide contains essential technical information on the R32 Split and SkyAir range, including unit dimensions; pipe size requirements; core/cable sizes; efficiency ratings; cooling outputs; indoor/outdoor part numbers; fault code details.
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You will also find a complete Smith Brothers range of associated ancillaries and fittings, sourced from leading suppliers. Other information includes the branch locations and contact details along with the corresponding SBS product codes.
https://sbs.co.uk August 2020
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