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Novotel Edinburgh becomes first UK site to install Toshiba USX Edge Modular Heat Pump


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arrier Solutions UK has delivered the first UK installation of the Toshiba Universal Smart X (USX) Series Edge modular heat pump at the Novotel Edinburgh Centre, a prestigious city-centre hotel.


Working in close partnership with installing contractors AlterTherm Group Ltd, Carrier Solutions UK provided a high-performance, space-saving HVAC solution designed to integrate seamlessly into the existing hotel infrastructure. Two 150kW Toshiba USX Edge modular air-source heat pumps were installed in July 2024, delivering a combined 300kW of capacity. The installation marked the first deployment of the new-generation USX Edge system in the UK, selected for its compact footprint, modular flexibility and advanced energy efficiency.


“The NOVOTEL Edinburgh installation was a complex yet highly rewarding project,” said Stuart Curtis, managing director of AlterTherm Group Ltd. “The space-saving X-frame chassis and modular design of the USX Edge units made it possible to install them easily, even in a constrained rooftop location. This system is a game-changer in light commercial HVAC solutions, and we continue to offer it to our clients. The success of this project has meant that we have since installed a second Toshiba USX Edge at another hotel in the hotel group and continue to enjoy preferred partnerships with both them and Carrier Solutions UK.”


The rooftop-mounted system delivers year-round comfort, with trackable performance and reduced environmental impact. www.toshiba-aircon.co.uk


Thermostats combine precise and intuitive room temperature control with slim design


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he intelligent room temperature control system Uponor Smatrix Pulse enhances


the energy efficiency of radiant underfloor heating and cooling systems, ensuring optimal comfort in every room. With the new Smatrix Thermostats T-247 and T-267, GF Building Flow Solutions adds two easy- to-install and modern-designed products to the Smatrix portfolio. Based on a smart algorithm developed by Uponor, Smatrix Pulse offers an autobalancing function, which adapts to daily routines and automatically optimises the system to provide comfort and energy efficiency. The installation is easy and interactive through the Uponor Smatrix Pulse App which provides a step-by-step set-up wizard. The app is compatible with both iOS and Android1 and can be easily downloaded from the app stores.


Ideal for all types of homes, particularly rental properties and new construction, the new thermostats blend sleek, modern aesthetics with valuable features like a capacitive touch interface and integrated humidity sensor. Available in both wired (T-247) and wireless (T-267) models, these thermostats are fully compatible with existing and previous Uponor Smatrix systems, making upgrades simple and seamless. Charlotta Persfell, chief marketing officer, GF Building Flow Solutions said: “Uponor Smatrix Pulse combines our expertise in control systems that efficiently operate underfloor heating and cooling with our commitment to making buildings more comfortable and sustainable. www.uponor.com


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Hamworthy Heating launches new website for improved user experience


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amworthy Heating has launched a new and redesigned website. Tailored to meet the needs of customers, the updated site features a modern, user-friendly design with enhanced functionality, making it easier than ever to find the right heating, hot water or low carbon solution for your commercial building needs.


The new website features an intuitive navigation system, allowing users to access


essential product information and services quickly and easily. It also offers valuable resources, including case studies that can be filtered by product or building type, highlighting the versatile applications of Hamworthy Heating products across various industries. In addition, the site hosts an extensive Technical Library, providing visitors with detailed product specifications, guides, and technical data to help select the most suitable solutions for projects.


The new website also features a dedicated Knowledge Portal that keeps users up to date with the latest industry news, trends, and developments. For customers seeking expert advice or looking to discuss their specific needs, the website offers a streamlined contact process, enabling users to quickly connect with the right team members.


Kevin Potter, national sales manager comments: “Our new website allows us to continue to strengthen our position in the UK commercial heating market and demonstrates our ongoing commitment to delivering accessible, high-quality heating and hot water solutions that meet the needs of our customers.”


www.hamworthy-heating.com


Lo-Carbon Sentinel Econiq-Cool (KERS) tackles overheating in new build homes


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ent-Axia has launched the Lo-Carbon Sentinel Econiq-Cool (KERS) in partnership with KERS, introducing a pioneering 2-in-1 solution that provides renewable hot water and free cooling.


The system combines Vent-Axia’s latest flagship MVHR unit with a KERS Coolboost Heat Pump, marking the latest addition to Vent-Axia’s growing cooling range. Designed to help housebuilders manage overheating in new build homes, the highly energy-efficient MVHR unit features new integrated controls that enable seamless communication with the hot water air source heat pump. As a result, the Lo-Carbon Sentinel Econiq-Cool (KERS) improves indoor air quality for households while delivering exceptional levels of comfort, intelligently heating hot water and cooling habitable spaces. The Lo-Carbon Sentinel Econiq-Cool (KERS) provides housebuilders with a compliant and effective cooling solution that meets the requirements of Part O of the Building Regulations and CIBSE TM59. The system monitors comfort temperatures defined by the user, and when cooler outdoor air is insufficient to reduce internal temperatures via the 100% summer bypass, it automatically signals the heat pump to activate cooling. The Lo-Carbon Sentinel Econiq- Cool (KERS) then combines the airflow from the MVHR with the cool exhaust air from the heat pump via built-in dampers. This integrated approach delivers exceptional comfort and functionality all year-round, while complying with Part O and TM59, simultaneously heating hot water and cooling habitable spaces. www.vent-axia.com


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