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New circulating pump for heat pump systems from Navigator
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avigator MSL has launched
the MAGBLU™ THORSYS 8M Heat Pump Circulating Pump – compact in size,
powerful in performance. Specifically designed for heat pump systems, this high-efficiency pump delivers an impressive 8.1 metre head and 3.6 m³/h flow rate, making it ideal for demanding renewable installations. With a rare 135mm body, the THORSYS 8M offers exceptional output in a compact form – perfect for tight spaces without
compromising on performance. It features 9-speed control, quiet operation, and energy efficiency with EEI < 0.21, all backed by full UK and EU compliance.
Engineered for modern HVAC and renewable systems, the THORSYS 8M combines intelligent control, robust construction, and easy installation – a smart solution from the distributor leading the way in heating innovation.
For more information head for
www.navigatormsl.com, call Navigator on 01234 781234 or email
sales@navigatormsl.com.
FULLNESS, the All-in-One heat pump without outdoor unit for Nearly-Zero Energy homes
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livet’s FULLNESS is the air-to-air heat pump with R-454C refrigerant (GWP < 150) for Nearly-Zero Energy single
and multi-family buildings with decentralised system. It is capable of satisfying all needs: heating, cooling, domestic hot water production, mechanical ventilation with thermodynamic recovery and electronic filtration, and dehumidification.
Comfort is also ensured by the all-air system that uses heat pump technology to deliver air into the room at the ideal temperature and humidity conditions, easily selected through a colour user interface that allows the desired comfort conditions to be set in a few simple steps. The low thermal inertia of the air allows the FULLNESS system to quickly reach the set climatic conditions
even in conditions where it is necessary to quickly switch from heating to cooling, thanks also to the possibility of working in free cooling. The unit is designed to maintain the temperature of the domestic hot water contained in the optional tank that can be installed under or beside the heat pump module. Through electronic filtration, FULLNESS allows for the purification of air in any environment and reduces humidity and pollutants for a natural climate in all seasons.
“By using controlled mechanical ventilation ducts to maintain room comfort, FULLNESS makes it possible to reduce investment and management costs and simplifies installation, drastically reducing installation times as the heating plant, distribution columns and the installation of the satellite modules required for metering do not have to be built,” commented Stefano De Boni, Clivet product manager.
www.clivetgroup.co.uk
Supplies4Heat introduces four new steel towel rails
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upplies4Heat has added four new steel towel rails to its range – the Tallis Side Rail, Dale, Holt and Hawkhurst. Each of these is available in a range of 34 colours and finishes, with thoughtful design elements and add-ons that allow specifiers to achieve the look and functionality to suit any bathroom or kitchen.
The Tallis Side Rail combines sleek Italian design with exceptional functionality. Its innovative structure allows towels to be slid on and off effortlessly, making it both practical and stylish. Ideal for contemporary homes, this striking rail is available in three heights and two widths and can be installed in either orientation for maximum flexibility.
Next, is the new Dale towel rail, which is available in two heights with two towel bars that can be positioned at any height. This towel rail also features a distinctive design, with its flat solid panel and decorative holes. Alternatively, the Holt is available in four height variations, again as a flat solid panel, with the option of one or two fixed towel rails. Featuring a design with softer curved edges when compared to the Dale, the sleek towel rail provides a bold element for any home.
Lastly, the Hawkhurst towel rail is designed with both elegance and versatility in mind. Its adjustable bars can be positioned to suit your space, offering a truly tailored setup. Available in three heights and two widths, this striking design balances practical innovation with bold style, making it a standout feature in any bathroom.
www.supplies4heat.co.uk
Carrier Solutions UK delivers Toshiba Climate Control refurbishment for Bannatyne Health Club & Spa
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arrier Solutions UK supplied a Toshiba climate control solution for Bannatyne Health Club & Spa in Wellingborough,
delivering a complete HVAC refurbishment to improve customer comfort and operational efficiency. Carrier Solutions UK Ltd (formerly Toshiba Carrier UK Ltd) is a part of Carrier Global.
The eight-week project involved decommissioning and removing ageing R407c split systems that had reached the end of their useful lives. Ventec Services Ltd, the appointed installation contractor, selected Toshiba products for their high efficiency, reliability and tailored climate control capabilities. Equipment was procured through one of Carrier’s preferred distributors, Cool Designs Ltd, ensuring a smooth and reliable supply chain throughout the project.
The installed solution included Toshiba Variable Refrigerant Flow (VRF) systems, featuring SMMSu Heat Pump 2-pipe and SHRMe Heat Recovery 3-pipe models, as well as Toshiba Digital Inverter R32 single, twin and triple split units. The project also replaced outdated DX cooling coils and condensing units within the club’s air handling units.
Key features of the new installation include inverter-driven compressors, which adjust heating and cooling output in response to real-time demand, thereby reducing power consumption during periods of low usage. A Toshiba Black Pear Central Controller was also installed, allowing the club’s General Manager to control different temperature settings across the gym, studios, spa areas and offices from within the main office.
Careful planning ensured the project was completed outside opening hours, thereby minimising disruption to daily operations.
www.toshiba-aircon.co.uk
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38 December 2025
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