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the store. This design was then repeated at the Milton Keynes site. Mr Hazelton commented: “Panasonic HVAC technology has made a real impact upon the UK market in recent years. We have been impressed with their performance compared to competitor brands currently on the market. Having worked alongside Panasonic distributor AMP for many years, we have been impressed with the support we receive, from the design phase, throughout the installation and aftercare support to be both reliable and efficient, making the decision to support a Panasonic solution an easy step to make. The store at Lakeside was a completely new store and originally specified in
2019. CER worked with AMP and Panasonic on a bespoke system to address all the requirements that the retailer required. Mr Hazelton added: “The installation was not without its challenges and started in February 2020 but due to COVID-19 arriving on the scene in March – the project was delayed for around two months. The installation was completed in July with the new store opening in September 2020 with the high-end retailer enjoying impressive sales results despite the ongoing COVID restrictions at the time.” As well as customer comfort, health and safety were equally paramount when
it came to choosing the system. The system has been fitted with nanoe™ X, a technology that collects invisible moisture in the air and applies a high voltage to it to produce “hydroxyl radicals contained in water.” Hydroxyl radicals inhibit the growth of pollutants such as certain bacteria and viruses. They are characterised by being strongly oxidative and highly reactive, hence a short life span. Contained in tiny water particles, nanoe™ X has a much longer lifespan and can spread over long distances. It has an inhibitory effect on both airborne and adhered substances with recent testing showing that nanoe™ X can inhibit certain types of bacteria and viruses, meaning the new HVAC system could help protect customers and staff alike whilst in the store. Mr Hazelton added: “The high-end retailer has been impressed with CER Inst and the installation at Lakeside which delivers extremely even temperatures throughout the retail space, resulting in the decision to specify and install the Panasonic systems into new stores in the future.” The Milton Keynes project had different challenges, as it is within a 1970s building and in a much larger retail space of 30,000ft2. Again, a bespoke system was designed for the store but to deliver the same level of comfort and even temperature. As well as off coil control and nanoeTM X technology, the installation also included the AC Smart Cloud control system to further enhance the energy efficiency of the system. The AC cloud system allows remote multi-site monitoring and access to the system with automatic updates. Mr Hazelton commented: “We have been impressed with the AC Smart Cloud technology and we are now looking at installing and specifying this solution at other client sites.” The new Smart Multi-site Control Solution, offers a dual approach: AC Smart Cloud is designed to be used by business owners and facilities or energy managers for remote control, reporting and scheduling, while the AC Service Cloud suits HVAC professionals requiring remote access to a system for maintenance and monitoring purposes. Easy to install and with a simple, user-friendly interface, the Smart Multi-site Control Solution suits organisations wanting instant and comprehensive data of building or campus-wide (or even a global overview) HVAC systems.
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