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ADVECO
Commercial hot water specialist Adveco adds further support to customers’ continuing professional development (CPD) with a new CIBSE-accredited session on solar thermal water heating for commercial building projects.
For installers wishing to offer solar thermal services, Adveco now also provides installation training via both CPD and onsite instruction from its specialist engineers.
Vince Ng, Business Development Manager, Adveco, said: “With more than 500 live installations throughout the UK, Adveco has unprecedented expertise in the design and provision of commercial solar thermal. A tried and trusted renewable technology, solar thermal is seeing a resurgence in interest as organisations are re-evaluating its benefits as they search for affordable and reliable methods for delivering decarbonisation strategies that meet net zero goals.”
To see the full range of water heating CPDs or to book as session with Adveco visit the new training portal
https://adveco.co/training/
HAMWORTHY
Hamworthy Heating has introduced the Dorchester DR-SG range of stainless steel condensing water heaters with enhanced durability and large continuous outputs. It is available in 10 power outputs over three storage capacities and features a durable stainless-steel tank, heat exchanger and coil for enhanced performance, efficiency, and increased service life. Suitable for both renovation and new build projects, including locations with substantial and continuous hot water demands such as hotels and sports facilities, the Dorchester DR-SG meets all of the latest Building Regulations and offers improved efficiency and performance when replacing a non-condensing water heater. The range is designed to offer outstanding performance under challenging water conditions and cope with the extremities of soft and hard water. Designed to fit through a standard 800mm doorway with a narrow diameter of 80cm (excluding 538 models), the latest range is significantly light for its class.
www.hamworthy-heating.com
ELCO HEATING SOLUTIONS
ELCO Heating Solutions has launched a new CIBSE-approved CPD: “The use of heat pumps in hybrid systems”.
Following on from the company’s introduction to heat pump technology, the new module focusses on the use of heat pumps in hybrid systems, further expanding ELCO’s comprehensive and highly popular learning programme.
Silviu Catana, specification manager at ELCO said: “As the UK electricity grid continues to decarbonise, sustainable products such as heat pumps are going to become more prominent in commercial projects. As renewable electricity gradually replaces that generated by fossil fuels, we need to raise awareness of the many sustainable benefits of heat pumps – and provide our customers with the essential knowledge required to implement hybrid systems.” Book a face-to-face presentation at www.elco.
co.uk/cpd or email
enquiries@elco.co.uk. The new module lasts 60 minutes and includes a Q&As.
www.elco.co.uk
HUMIDITY SOLUTIONS
As the exclusive Vapac distributor in the UK, Humidity Solutions has launched the NEW Vapac Electrode Boiler, which incorporates advanced technology to minimise water and energy wastage. With a pulsed energy control system, the Vapac Virtuoso VE can provide variable steam output from 8% up to 100% of full capacity, ensuring maximum efficiency and cost savings compared to previous models.
Featuring a user-friendly touch screen display panel, the Vapac Virtuoso VE is easy to operate and monitor, providing instant access to key performance information. This is for applications where air handling units or ducts are unavailable, an optional room distribution unit is available for models up to 9 kg/hr, which can be fixed to the humidifier or remote mounted within the room.
The Vapac Virtuoso VE will be included in quotes from June 1st, and available to order from July 1st, so don’t miss out on this opportunity to upgrade your system.
humiditysolutions.co.uk
GILBERTS
Black Sheep Coffee owner, Group Metropolitan, turned to Gilberts Blackpool to create a discreet means of balancing adequate ventilation for the Battersea outlet’s kitchen without impacting on customers’ experience. A floor-mounted screen of 12no. AP50 acoustic panels enclosed behind a bank of 12 no. WGF38 factory-built flanged louvres minimises noise whilst directing the extract air (and associated odours from the kitchen) upwards away from guests and surrounding residents. To accommodate the architecture of the external façade, the compact bank graduates from 1.5m to 2m along its 10.4m length, providing 50% free ventilation with noise modulation. Group Metropolitan’s Karolis Vigelis said: “The design of the Battersea Power Station outlet’s exterior meant that although the concept was comparatively simple, getting the design right, to make it effective yet as discreet as possible, was more complex.
https://gilbertsblackpool.com SEELEY INTERNATIONAL
Seeley International partners were back together for their International Conference, held this year for the seventh time.
This meeting is open to Seeley valued distributors & constant partners. The main aim is to spend time together networking, sharing experiences, visions and strategies.
To celebrate its 50th anniversary, Seeley organised two international conferences. The first took place in Dubai from 13 to 15 March, mainly for Middle East and Asia Pacific partners while the second was organised in Bologna (22 – 23 March), gathering distributors from all over Europe. This year, Seeley’s founder and executive chairman Frank Seeley, group managing director Jon Seeley and director Kathy Seeley travelled from Australia to meet valued customers. Jon Seeley the conference: “We believe that together by sharing some of these stories, we will have the opportunity to increase our effectiveness and our vision”.
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