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HVR-JUL21-PG03.qxp_Layout 1 29/6/21 13:43 Page 1


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Contents : HEATING & VENTILATING REVIEW


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The new Ability ePM1-60 filter module. Designed to help you breathe easy.


With businesses discussing the return of colleagues to premises across the country, indoor air quality is receiving some much-needed focus. Ability are delighted to introduce a high-grade fcu filtration option, which can be incorporated during manufacture or retrofitted to many existing installations as a bolt on module. Please visit www.abilityprojects.com/epm1-60 for details. See pg 21.


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NEWS SPOTLIGHT ON TIMTER BESA NEWS ANALYSIS CONTRACTOR HUB HVRd: FOCUS ON SUSTAINABLE FUEL COMPANY NEWS CLASSIFIED


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RESIDENTIAL HVAC: TIME TO FOCUS ON RESIDENTIAL IAQ HUMIDITY CONTROL: DESICCANT VS CONDENSING HUMIDITY CONTROL: SOLUTION FIT FOR CROC ENCLOSURE CHP: THE DRIVE TO OPTIMUM CARBON REDUCTION CHP: BIG BUILDINGS DON’T ALWAYS NEED BIG CHP CHP: HOSPITAL SLASHES CARBON EMISSIONS WITH CHP COVER STORY: WHY CHOOSE HIGH-GRADE FILTRATION? FAN COILS: STAYING IN CONTROL OF HEATING & COOLING FAN COILS: TACKLING VIRUSES WITH UV LIGHT FILTERS & AIR CLEANING: UV LIGHT TACKLES VIRUSES FILTERS & AIR CLEANING: FUTURE-PROOF AIR CLEANING


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