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NEWS EXTRA: COVID-19 Inbrief


Vent-Axia, which has helped in the national response against COVID-


19 by supplying v entilation to a number of field hospitals, has offer ed businesses advice on all ventilation issues to help them comply with the Government’s return to work strategy. www.vent-axia.com


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Trade bodies BESA and ECA hav jointly developed two new guides to help contractors to manage coronavirus-related issues on site. The new guides will be freely av ailable to the wider industry during the current emer and provide sector-relevant guidance for engineering and building services contractors in


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Housing associations and social housing providers are being offered a free trial of a new


technology from Vericon Systems to see first hand the financial and operational benefits of


monitoring a boiler’s health and status remotely.


www.vericonsystems.com Minister for Small Business,


Paul Scully told a recent BESA webinar that the government would be calling out companies who indulged in poor payment practices during the pandemic. www.thebesa.com


Aermec UK, manufacturer of air handlers, chillers and heat pumps is supporting the building services industry b y becoming a CIBSE patron.


www.aermec.co.uk Heating, hot water and


renewables company Lochinvar has appointed James Cooper to the new r ole of business development manager for heat pump technology. lochinvar lr..ltd.uk


Elta Fans believes the and gear it tow


ta Fans believes the lockdown has presented an opportunity


elockdown


has presented an opportunity to re-set v entilation priorities and gear it towards op


ds optimising ptimising


the health of both commercial buildings and their occupants. www.eltafans.com


To raise funds for NHS Charities Together


r,,Worcester Bosch has


launched a raffle, giving away two limited edition boilers. www.worcester-bosch.co.uk


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FALSE WARN T claims beingmad ARNS WELL-BEING GR


here is a lot of smoke and mirrors being used to drive demand for particular technologies in the COVID-19 crisis, according to the chair of an


influential industry group.


NathanWood fromtheBuilding Engineering Services Association (BESA), pictured right,said therewere a lot de for different technologies with the po


to help tackle the transmission of the COVID-19 virus. He said there would be greater chance of succes yproviderscollaboratedtop


more technology system solutions. “We really ne


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A’s Health &Well-being in Buildings ed to cut out the BS,” said MrWood,


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“Rebranding an old product and giving it a new filte There is a lot of responsibility on the oment and we have to be careful ab


what claims are being made.” He said that p


people were spending an average of


to deliver robust indoor air quality ( at home) placing even more pressu


90% of their timeindoorsbeforethepandemicstru –andestimated that figure could well now be as hi as 98% (mostly on the industry t solutions.


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amount of air into a room,” MrWood told a recent BESA COVID-19 updatewebinar. “Thedirectionoftheair flo critical for IAQ.” He added that employers needed to more thought to employees’ working c onditions at home. “If you ask someone to work from home that doe mean you can then just forget about your responsibility for their health and well-being,” he said.


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was “categorically untru capable of capturing COV rounds”. This included a webinar that there was “ Peter Dyment of filter


VID-19 particles, which he said claim that HEPA filters were not lots of misinformation doing the manufacturer Camfil told the


larger. He also advised th droplets inside which the microns, which is well w The virus particles me


standards. only using filters that we


to combine technologies “There is no silver bul the adoption of this appr US, but most of Europe h fitted to air conditioning virus particles in the airs technology could play an Hillary Spicer of E-CO


the BESA webinar. AT NETWORK PANDEMIC PROTECTION


he UK’s heat network providers have launched a newconsumer protection agreement to support customers through the pandemic.


The Heat Networks Industry Council members have agreed a package ofmeasures tomake sure that all customers remain supplied with energy, heating and hot water through challenging times.


This includes identifying and prioritising customers at


risk, supporting customerswho are experiencing financial distress, supporting pay-as-you-go customers to stay on supply and advising and guiding customers on the help that’s available.


Richard Slee, chief executive of Switch2 Energy, pictured left, which is part of the scheme, said: “The coronavirus pandemic is hitting household finances hard and we are determined that our customers don’t go without heat and hot water if they are struggling to pay their bills.We would urge all heat network providers across the sector to sign up to this voluntary agreement so that we can ensure that no customers are left unprotected during this difficult period.” So far, the agreement has been signed by: EDF Energy, ENGIE, Energetik, E.ON, Insite Energy,Metropolitan UK, Pinnacle Power, SSE Heat Networks Ltd, Switch2, Vattenfall, Veolia , Vital Energi, and DanMcGrail in his role as Chair of the Heat Networks Industry Council.


The agreement is also supported by Heat Trust,which is a consumer champion for heat network customers.


he industry to make sure it was ey are transmitted are even ithin the HEPA range – and the easure between 0.12 and 0.16 e”.


ere tested to the relevant industry


to get the right outcome,” he told let – in many cases you will need oach. had been “slow and backward” in and ventilation systems in the stream. He said it was routinely nimportantpartinneutralising added that ultra-violet


-BEING GROUP CHAIR


June 2020


www.heatingandventilating.net


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