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desired set-point. And for when those summer time temperatures help to lower the space temperature when it creeps above the


cause the mercury to rise even higher, then a mechanical cooling


air entering the building. This in turn will help reduce the amount of energy exhausted from the building to be re-used, to pre-heat fresh thermal wheel. These allow the recovery of otherwise wasted equipment that can also include air-to-air heat recovery via a All of these can be combined into a single piece of HVAC system will be necessary to improve comfort conditions.


units or our all encompassing RTU externally mounted heat pump challenges, from gas heat modules, Preeva heating and ventilation At Nortek we offer a range of solutions to these modern-day energy used to meet the heating demand of the building.


ventilation unit. What are your future plans?


meant that the UK will leave the European Union, or ‘Brexit’ as it has The outcome of the EU membership referendum on June 23, 2016


and after years of negotiating things are still looking very uncertain. become known.We are fast approaching the October 31 deadline


y g g things ar bring, whether that is a ‘no deal’ or otherwise. Inevitably there is still


may be, our customers can be assured of our best endeavours to uncertainty as the negotiations take place. Whatever the outcome


We pride ourselves in delivering excellent customer service and however is that our customers will remain our number one priority. mitigate risks to their supply chain.What we can be certain of


strongest possible outcome and maintain stability for our company achieve this, we have strategies in place, which will ensure the that ethos will continue irrespective of the outcome. In order to


as well as our customers as the transition away from EU


provisions to minimise the impact that any trade deals may have. months we have invested in additional stockable items making the impact of any major changes following Brexit. Over the past 12 We have undertaken a review of our supply chain to minimise membership takes place.


ever, enabling us to minimise lead times. All of our products are As a result, we now have more readily available products than


Legislation changes within the heating industry have been at the now on a three-day delivery.


forefront of most manufacturers plans recently with the


introduction of the Ecodesign Directive (ErP). 2018 saw changes in product line-ups as minimum seasonal efficiency and maximum NOx emissions were introduced


introductions along with product phase outs, both of which will and drive down NOx emissions. This will result in new product of ErP legislation which will further drive up seasonal efficiency


take a large amount of time and resource in order to ensure existing products or new products comply.


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