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Carrier Solutions delivers high-performance Toshiba VRF system for Manchester hotel
C arrier Solutions UK has successfully
supported a major refurbishment at The Reach Hotel in Manchester (formerly La Reserve Apartments), delivering a Toshiba Variable Refrigerant Flow (VRF) solution in collaboration with trusted contractor A.C. Mechanical Services (ACMS).
The project transformed the site from 80 serviced apartments into a 215-room luxury hotel operated by Molo Hotel Group. ACMS delivered a £2 million mechanical services package, with Toshiba’s VRF technology at the project’s core. The system ensures consistent comfort, precise climate control and seamless integration with the hotel’s building management system (BMS).
The comprehensive refurbishment presented several challenges, including shallow ceiling voids, obstructive beams and unforeseen water leaks. As a result, the original eight-month programme was extended to two years. ACMS overcame these obstacles by tailoring its approach fl oor by fl oor, ensuring long-term performance and guest satisfaction. A Toshiba SHRMe full inverter heat recovery 3-pipe VRF system with 18 modular rooftop condensers was installed, off ering ESEER (European Seasonal Energy Effi ciency Ratio) ratings of 8 and above across most capacities. The system included:
“The Toshiba system was ideal for this project,” said David Aquilina, managing director at ACMS. Despite some early delivery challenges, the system’s performance has been outstanding.”
www.toshiba-aircon.co.uk
Arctic Hayes unveils interactive digital catalogue
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rctic Hayes, the supplier of specialist heating and plumbing consumables and tools has launched its most advanced product catalogue yet, plus a fully interactive digital edition for 2025, designed to better support installers and merchant partners. Far more than a traditional product list, the new catalogue refl ects a signifi cant leap forward in how product information is delivered and accessed. Available as a responsive digital fl ipbook, the catalogue is packed with user-friendly features that make it quicker and easier for installers and merchants to fi nd the right tools quickly and use them with confi dence.
With dozens of new product lines added for 2025, the updated catalogue showcases Arctic Hayes’ growing portfolio of smart, reliable solutions for every stage of the job. But it’s the digital enhancements that really set it apart – transforming a static catalogue into a hands-on resource for busy professionals.
From intuitive navigation and instant-access video guides to improved FAQs and detailed product imagery, every element of the catalogue has been designed to support the real-world needs of the trade. Lee Parsons, managing director at Arctic Hayes said: “We’ve built a catalogue that doesn’t just display products – it actively helps with understanding them. Whether advising a customer at the trade counter, ordering online, or working on-site, our new digital catalogue gives instant access to the information and support that’s needed to get the job done right, fi rst time.
www.arctic-hayes.com/Catalogue/ 34 August 2025
Gilberts top of the class with new eco solution
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ndependent air movement specialist Gilberts is leading the class in helping deliver Net Zero educational and commercial buildings by 2050.
The company’s Mistrale Fusion Deo MFS- HR hybrid ventilation with heat recovery system has exceeded sales targets by more
than 250% since its launch 18 months ago. In that time, it has also been short-listed for two top industry awards.
Demand for the product is due to its outstanding performance compared to alternatives- off ering 65% heat recovery as standard. The high levels of heat recovery mean it reduces the overall construction and running costs for the building and opens potential for the building to be carbon negative. Independent data reveals that Gilberts MFS-HR delivers energy savings of up to 20%. It can reduce solar panel and/or heat pump required output by 7%. It achieves air leakage below 3m/3ph/m2. Its U value is below 1.0W/ m2/°C. Further, it is BB101 ventilation, BB93 acoustic and TM52 comfort compliant.
British designed, engineered and manufactured, MFS-HR features adjustable fl ow and noise rates/levels to optimise suitability for specifi c classroom requirements. Integral CO2 monitoring and controls guarantee compliant indoor air quality in line with Department for Education guidelines. Ian Rogers, Gilberts sales director said: “We knew Mistrale Fusion Deo MFS-HR was ahead of the game when we fi rst began developing the concept. Its success has surpassed our expectations, demonstrating British manufacturing is still world class.”
https://gilbertsblackpool.com/natural-ventilation-solutions/hybrid- recovery/
The Clivet Club Launches C
livet has launched one of the biggest and most comprehensive incentives in the UK air conditioning and heat pump
industry.
It’s free to join, and if you buy any air conditioner or heat pump, join up today at:
www.clivetclub.co.uk
You will immediately start accruing a % on all the Clivet purchases you make, and that covers all Clivet products… heat pumps, air conditioning, controllers, batteries, the whole range.
Your points will add up quickly and you can then redeem them online for over 200 gifts in our zones… • Luxury Zone – over 70 luxury gifts for yourself or family to choose from • Holiday Zone – over 60 luxury holidays in the UK and abroad • Business Zone – over 70 gifts to support yourself and your business • But if you can’t fi nd the gift you want, we also have a zone called Concierge, where you can contact us to arrange a bespoke gift and swap your points for an alternative gift with wide-ranging possibilities.
By being a member of Clivet Club, you will also get a 10-Year warranty on all Edge products.
www.clivetclub.co.uk
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