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ALTECNIC
Altecnic, the supplier of hydronic solutions and part of the Caleffi Group, has teamed up with Refl ex to celebrate selling the millionth Refl ex vessel into the UK market by running a ‘Golden Vessel’ promotion.
Participating branches across the UK will be randomly drawn to be sent one of six Refl ex golden expansion vessels for a lucky installer to purchase. If an installer purchases a golden vessel they will win a £200 voucher.
The promotion will be running until 24th February, giving plenty of opportunity for installers to be in with a chance of winning! To continue the celebration, throughout November installers can enter the golden vessel prize draw to be in with a chance of winning a Robokit Extra, goodie bag and £50 ‘Love2shop’ voucher.
Simply visit
https://www.altecnic.co.uk/about-us/ events/golden-vessel/ to enter!
https://www.altecnic.co.uk/about-us/events/ golden-vessel/
ELCO
Two AEROTOP T26 air source heat pumps from ELCO continue to operate at peak performance and supply highly sustainable heating to Heath Primary School in Suff olk – 10 years after their installation. In 2012, the heat pumps were fi tted outside a new purpose-built teaching block and have since supplied effi cient space heating to six classrooms, communal rooms and toilet facilities via a low temperature underfl oor heating circuit.
During their operating lifecycle, the heat pumps have consistently delivered extremely high COPs, allowing the school to save up to 15 tonnes of carbon, when compared to a traditional gas boiler setup. UK Specifi cation Manager for ELCO, Mark Ferris, returned to the school earlier this year to witness the success story for himself. He said “It’s fantastic to see the ELCO units still operating to the same level as they did in 2012. And after reassessing the project today, selecting air source heat pumps was clearly the right decision.
www.elco.co.uk
CARRIER
Carrier has expanded its fl agship AquaForce Vision 30KAV liquid chiller range with hydrofl uoroolefi n (HFO) refrigerant R-1234ze, with the addition of fi ve new higher-capacity models.
This enables customers to meet the requirements of applications up to 1,300kW without the need to double-up units, saving money, space and improving installation speed. There are fi ve new Carrier AquaForce Vision 30KAV liquid chiller sizes, covering 900kW, 1000kW, 1100kW, 1200kW and 1300kW cooling capacities. The chillers are based on variable-speed screw compressors designed to deliver outstanding energy effi ciency and environmental performance, plus quick and easy installation and servicing. The AquaForce Vision 30KAV supports Carrier’s 2030 ESG goals of reducing customers’ carbon footprint by more than 1 gigaton. All chillers in the range are designed to exceed European Ecodesign requirements for effi ciency and operating sound levels.
www.carrier.com
GILBERTS
Blackpool Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundations Trust has opened an extended histopathology laboratory at the Royal Victoria Hospital which is ventilated using grilles and diff users from the air movement specialist – and Blackpool manufacturer – Gilberts. A combination of Gilberts’ MN multi-nozzle diff users, DG square faced louvres, GHV double defl ection grilles delivers the high air fl ow required for the space. PGR perforated face diff users provide air extract to effi ciently remove used air and airborne contaminants. Gilberts’ Ductgard dampers provide fi re and smoke protection. All are linked to a central control panel, also supplied by Gilberts.
The modern-styled grilles and diff users combine to provide the high volumes of entrained air critical for such a sensitive environment, to safeguard staff who are diagnosing and studying diseased tissue.
https://gilbertsblackpool.com
COMBAT
Combat Heating has strengthened its UK team with the appointment of Braeden Symes as area sales manager for the South West. Braeden brings eight years of sales experience and HVAC knowledge with him and will be responsible for supplying Combat’s latest energy effi cient HVAC products to an ever-growing customer network as well as developing and expanding customer relationships throughout the whole of the South West region. Braeden will also be developing relationships with new and existing customers, identifying potential opportunities in industrial and commercial applications and providing all with cost eff ective solutions for their HVAC needs.
Braeden commented: “I am delighted to join the Combat team, I am looking forward to driving the business forward and meeting customers face to face, facilitating contractors, merchants and end- users with technical advice and providing on-site support with the view of maintaining and expanding Combat’s foothold in the South West.”
www.combat.co.uk
HAMWORTHY
Hamworthy Heating, manufacturer and supplier of commercial heating and hot water products, is celebrating the future of heating with the launch of its fi rst ever monobloc air source heat pump range, the Tyneham, designed to meet UK effi ciency requirements in commercial applications. In line with the latest uplift of Building Regulations’ ‘Conservation of fuel and power: Approved Document L’, which state that non-domestic buildings should be moving to low-carbon heat sources, the launch of the new Tyneham Heat Pump range plays a key role in decarbonisation. Hamworthy Heating has a huge breadth of experience in commercial heating. Kevin Potter, Hamworthy regional sales manager comments: “With decades of commercial heating experience behind us, we understand the importance and value in fi nding ecologically effi cient solutions. As heat pumps play an important role, we’re proud to be adding our new Tyneham range to our innovative product off ering”.
www.hamworthy-heating.com
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