Company News
Ground-breaking compressor technology offers up to 50% savings
A
ermec has launched Aersave, a ground-breaking technology for scroll
compressors that protecs customers from rising energy costs by improving the efficiency of chillers and deliver up to 50% energy savings. Compressors on chillers are large energy users and replacing them with
more energy efficient systems is primarily the only solution. But now there’s an alternative with Aersave.
“Aersave can help businesses significantly improve the energy efficiency of their chillers by as much as 50% whilst increasing their lifespan and boosting their ROI,” says Paul Lawrence, Aermec UK managing director. Aersave is a major leap forward in chiller technology. It is a proven innovation that can help mitigate against rising energy costs whilst increasing performance levels, longevity of existing chillers and help customers transition towards the government’s Net Zero target. The Aersave smart compressor controller converts any 3-phase fixed speed compressor to a variable speed compressor. Aersave can be used on any manufacturers’ chillers, operates with any refrigerant and is compatible with all brands of BMS systems. By enabling compressors to work smarter, Aersave eases reliance on the electrical grid, increases reliability, offers compressor protection, and can easily be retrofitted by any air conditioning or refrigerant engineer.
The benefits are decreased noise levels, precise room temperature and humidity control, protects compressor from short cycling and there is no interference with existing controls.
www.aermec.co.uk
A new dimension in design aesthetics A
new dimension is being brought to the design of interior spaces with Gilberts’ Series GA swirl diffuser. Building on Gilberts’ established range of swirl diffusers, the Series GA has a unique contemporary face design intended to deliver dynamism to the interior space, whether the diffuser is an integral part of an exposed building services strategy or inset into a suspended ceiling grid.
Gilberts is offering one face plate design as standard, but can produce
bespoke variations of pattern and hole size (subject to order size). Series GA’s innovation extends beyond the aesthetics of the face plate. The plate sits in front of a unique radial pattern air distribution impeller core which can be altered to achieve numerous swirl patterns depending on the space layout and occupancy below.
The Series GA delivers high volumes of air horizontally with rapid entrainment and mixing capability into the conditioned space- up to 60l/s (GA Type A) or 170l/s (GA Type B)- whether cooling, heating or ventilating. “Series GA looks completely different to anything else on the market,” says Ian Rogers, Gilberts sales director. “It enables all involved in the building services design to create real visual impact, that’s out of the ordinary and unlike anything else available.”
Gilberts’ swirl diffusers have been used in projects such as Uber’s European Centre of Excellence, Primark stores and Virgin’s first UK hotel.
https://gilbertsblackpool.com
Ideal Heating space-saving Evomod boilers heat one of the UK’s tallest buildings
F
our Evomod 1000kW output boilers from Ideal Heating – Commercial Products have been installed at Beetham Tower in Manchester, which has the distinction of being one of the UK’s tallest buildings outside of London.
The 47-storey building, which is home to the Hilton Hotel and private residential apartments, had been heated by four gas fired atmospheric steel one piece boilers, with a total heat output of 4800kW, since its inception in 2006. With the boilers coming towards the end of their working lives, and with the building owners looking to improve energy efficiency, the decision was made to replace.
Manchester based mechanical and electrical contractor Atmostherm, a long standing Ideal Heating – Commercial Products customer, chose Evomod boilers for this site, based on Evomod’s small footprint and modular nature which made locating and installation easier than expected in the small plant room which had restricted access. Available in 250, 500, 750 and 1000kW outputs, the Evomod will achieve an output up to 1MW from a single unit solution together with a minimum footprint that enables the product to be installed where space is limited. Each module provides a maximum of 250kW heat output and will modulate down through a sophisticated control system. Ideal Heating delivers commercial heating solutions that are at the forefront of technology and developed in line with the latest market trends and legislation.
https://idealcommercialboilers.com
Introducing the Mixergy Cube X – the smarter way to heat your home and hot water
T
he new Mixergy Cube X is the smart, energy saving, discreetly sized way to provide heating and hot water, especially when space is at a premium. It can also be integrated into utility frame solutions, accommodating other appliances, saving even more space in the home.
With patented volumetric heating technology, it will deliver hot water only or space heating and hot water. It is perfect for smaller apartments and properties that have been designed fabric-first.
The Mixergy Cube X is also future-proofed for the energy transition, boasting a unique modular lid that will allow for hot water today, and space heating tomorrow. Using the Mixergy Solar Diverter means any excess energy generated by a solar PV system that would normally be sent back to the grid can be stored and used for hot water or heating. It can also connect with heat pumps to deliver both space heating and hot water, removing the need for two cylinders.
The smart technology uses machine learning to anticipate the home’s needs. And smart tariff integration means even more cost savings. Finally, the Mixergy Cube X is easier to install as there is no need for G3 unvented certification.
www.mixergy.co.uk/news-and-insights/ introducing-the-mixergy-cube-x/
32 January 2024
DOWNLOAD THE HVR APP NOW
Page 1 |
Page 2 |
Page 3 |
Page 4 |
Page 5 |
Page 6 |
Page 7 |
Page 8 |
Page 9 |
Page 10 |
Page 11 |
Page 12 |
Page 13 |
Page 14 |
Page 15 |
Page 16 |
Page 17 |
Page 18 |
Page 19 |
Page 20 |
Page 21 |
Page 22 |
Page 23 |
Page 24 |
Page 25 |
Page 26 |
Page 27 |
Page 28 |
Page 29 |
Page 30 |
Page 31 |
Page 32 |
Page 33 |
Page 34 |
Page 35 |
Page 36
