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Armstrong Fluid Technology launches new range of pressurisation units
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rmstrong Fluid Technology has launched the 3760 range of pressurisation units for HVAC applications. For the consultant or M&E contractor the range off ers maximum fl exibility and space saving options for a plantroom’s specifi c needs, and for a facility manager, the range is designed to fi t and forget.
These compact units are designed to maintain the minimum system
pressure of sealed systems up to 300,000 litres with some models also off ering combined vacuum degassing and automatic chemical dosing as needed. Pressurisation only models are available for both fl oor and wall mounting, and fl oor-standing dual/multi models are also included in the range. Each unit combines a range of features to improve effi ciency, save money, and reduce maintenance costs.
The 3760 Pro Floor Standing Pressurisation Units are digital units, designed for use on sealed systems, which off er enhanced BMS connectivity for multi-level monitoring. The unit’s controller maintains accuracy at the same time as reducing downtime, as changes can be made on the live system. With built-in dry run protection, anti-seize routine, and fl ood protection, they notify excessive starts and limit pump run time. These units are available in three models - 2LP, 2MP, and 2HP - with top up delivery pressure ranging from 1-8 bar. Contact ukhvacsales@armstrongfl
uidtechnology.com more information of visit
www.armstrongfl
uidtechnology.com
Condair launches spares website
H
umidity control specialist, Condair, is launching an ecommerce website,
www.condairparts.co.uk, off ering
humidifi er spare part identifi cation and online purchasing.
The website includes a wide range of parts for many Condair humidifi ers, off ers part identifi cation from exploded diagrams, purchasing via credit card and rapid delivery from stock for most items.
Tony Fleming, Managing Director at Condair, commented “Condair’s dedicated spares department has been supporting our customers with consumables for many years so it’s wonderful to be developing this side of our business with an online store. Our team are experts at helping customers identify what part is required, and we’re still always on-hand to talk customers through the identifi cation process, but
condarparts.co.uk will make the ordering process even more convenient. “The platform is already very well established, having been used by Condair in North America for many years, and we’re looking forward to seeing it benefi t our customers here in the UK.” Tony concluded. The Condair Group is the world’s leading specialist in humidity control and evaporative cooling, with energy effi cient, hygienic and innovative technologies for commercial, industrial and heritage applications. Condair is represented in the UK by Condair Ltd, which off ers system design, manufacture, supply, installation, commissioning, maintenance and spares. You can fi nd out more by visiting the company’s website.
www.condair.co.uk
Ideal Heating expands & upgrades commercial training options
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ollowing a substantial investment via its Expert Academy team, Ideal Heating – Commercial Products has considerably expanded its
commercial training courses for installers, and upgraded its Training Centres of Excellence that are the prime delivery method. Ideal Heating training now covers the complete range of Ideal Heating commercial products. Popular existing training courses on commercial boilers, like the Evomax 2 or Imax Xtra 2, remain whilst new courses have been added addressing commercial heat pumps and Heat Interface Units. The courses are delivered by dedicated Expert Academy training managers, whose experience and qualifi cations across the heating and gas industries provide course attendees with invaluable insight and technical knowledge. A simple step-by-step approach is taken with each course, incorporating ample opportunity for hands-on learning to ensure all aspects of installing, commissioning, servicing, and fault fi nding can be dealt with quickly and effi ciently. Each course can be customised to ensure it meets the needs of individual installation and servicing companies. The full range of courses are available in Ideal Heating’s BPEC approved and City & Guilds assessment Centres of Excellence at Bridgehead in Hull and Leeds, plus Ideal Heating’s Dalgety Bay facilities in Fife. These premises have been completely refurbished to convert them into state of the art training facilities, with Ideal Heating’s commercial products installed so attendees can get interactive, hands-on training. Contact
enquiries@expert-academy.co.uk or visit
idealcommercialboilers.com/training
Navigator achieves NSF REG4 accreditation for new Serpent Flexible Connector
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avigator, supplier to building and plumbers merchants, has received NSF REG4 accreditation for its new Serpent fl exible connector. The Serpent is the new way to make fl exible connections – particularly if you’re working in a restricted, confi ned space – like under a sink where there are several other pipes and fi ttings, or if its fully on display and you don’t want a mesh connector that quickly rusts or at best, loses its pristine look soon after fi tting. And it’s an all stainless steel construction product – so its reliable and does the job 100%.
The Serpent has no inner liner to rupture or block, and even when the hose is bent to an acute angle, the full bore is maintained, resulting in perfect fl ow and much easier installation. The pressure rating and fl exibility of the product has been successfully tested for leakage and pressure to BS EN ISO 1086:2023 which specifi es a maximum test pressure of 31.5 BAR and a leak test of 1.5 times that pressure.
It’s NSF Regulation-4 approved for use with potable water and uses only WRAS approved materials, it comes in white and has a wipe clean outer cover. It can be bent and re-bent – it won’t split or snap. The fi ttings at either end are stainless steel and easy to tighten and loosen.
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