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Alpha launches hydro heat pump solution W


ith UK homeowners seeking greener home heating alternatives, leading heating manufacturer Alpha has launched a new addition to its existing heat pump range. The Alpha Hydro is a single-phase solution which pairs with a pre-plumbed 200 litre cylinder and Smartech controls to provide the ultimate in renewable heating effi ciency. Cleverly working to be as effi cient as possible, the air source heat pump solution utilises low- temperature heat from the outdoor air and increases the heat within the system. This can then be transferred, for example, to water that circulates around radiators or even underfl oor heating in the home. The most noticeable diff erence in using the Hydro heat pump compared to a boiler is that it is a low-temperature system best suited to continuous operation. This contrasts with the tried and tested gas boiler which switches on and off during the day to keep the house at a required level.


A standout feature of the Hydro is its built-in weather compensation probe. This is designed to ensure precise monitoring of inside and outside temperatures. By ensuring timely changes in the heat delivered, the weather compensation will help to keep the desired levels of heat in the property constant without the homeowner noticing any fl uctuations. This is one of the reasons heat pumps are so energy effi cient.


www.alpha-innovation.co.uk


First Mats launches enhanced range of gas cylinder trolleys


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irst Mats, a UK supplier of industrial safety equipment, has announced its upgraded range of gas cylinder trolleys, designed to enhance productivity and safety in various industries, including the HVAC industry. In the HVAC industry, where safe and effi cient handling of gas cylinders is crucial, these new Gas Cylinder Trolleys can play a transformative role. The updated line includes several models enabling the secure transport of one or two gas cylinders simultaneously. With designs even accommodating specialised Oxygen-Acetylene gas cylinders used by welders, the trolleys off er a variety of two to four-wheel confi gurations.


“Our new and improved Gas Cylinder Trolleys bring even more choice to everyone needing to move gas bottles and cylinders,” said Richard O’Connor, marketing director at First Mats. “We aim to understand the unique needs of our customers and off er trolleys with an


emphasis on safety, ease-of-use and durability, making them the ideal tool for these professionals.”


Designed with robust steel frames and housing the cylinders in secure open frames, First Mats’ Gas Cylinder Trolleys enhance safety by preventing cylinder toppling or falling. The trolleys, equipped with handles and smooth- rolling wheels or castors, off er eff ortless manoeuvrability, easing the load on HVAC professionals and reducing manual handling fatigue.


www.fi rstmats.co.uk


Keston launches the next generation of twin fl ue boilers


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eston has announced the upgrade of its new Combi and System twin fl ue boiler range


which features a sleek and compact design for simple installation, with enhanced user-friendly controls that deliver on optimal effi ciency for buildings.


Lightweight and easy to install, the new and improved Combi 2 and System 2 models off er a versatile solution for new and replacement heating systems. Off ering greater fl exibility through the Keston twin fl ue system, boilers can be sited up to 27m from the fl ue outlet. This is an important consideration for long or diffi cult fl ue runs, particularly in terms of adhering to regulatory requirements, such as where boiler fl ue position regulations specify fl ues must be positioned a certain distance away from windows and doors.


Featuring a compact and aesthetically pleasing design, the latest range features a new larger and higher resolution colour screen and improved user interface including plain English full-text descriptions. Replacing the previous two- button feature, the latest range now includes four buttons for comprehensive menu navigation. The range also incorporates an intelligent pre- heat function that learns usage patterns based on 24-hour trends, so that building occupants can benefi t from faster hot water whilst using less gas compared to a standard pre-heat function. They can run on both natural gas or a 20% hydrogen blend.


www.keston.co.uk 28 August 2023


Steep learning curve for Lochinvar heat pumps


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itsubishi Heavy Industries Air Conditioning Europe (MHIAE) has extended its range of indoor units for the European market with the launch of the new


ZTL series for residential and commercial applications. The ZTL range fi ts into the Standard Plus category of products and is available in a choice of fi ve smaller capacity models: SRK15 – 50ZTL-W (1.5kW – 5.0kW at 798mm wide) and two larger capacity units: SRK63 – 71ZTL-W (6.3kW and 7.1kW at 998mm wide). The 1.5kW unit is designed for single split use and fi ts perfectly into any small or well insulated room. The full range off ers high seasonal effi ciency performance up to A++ in cooling and heating.


In addition, the new ZTL series off ers the convenience of integrated wireless LAN. When used in combination with the Smart M-Air app units can be operated and monitored from a smartphone or tablet for optimum ease of use and control. The app also off ers other useful features such as allowing users to check their electricity consumption, and an alarm which will notify users if they leave their property without turning off the air conditioner. MHIAE teamed up with product designer Tensa to produce a design focused on a fusion of Japan’s design heritage of clean, simple lines with the ‘softer’ European look.


www.mhi.com


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