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Commercial heating


operate in condensing mode. This protects the reputation of the specifier by ensuring that the operators of the co-working spaces are not left out of pocket by unexpected energy bills as a result of lower-than-expected efficiency.


Space, Space, there’s just never enough


Space is at a premium in co-working areas because of a reduction in usable floor space resulting in fewer desks and ultimately, fewer customers. Specifiers should be mindful of this when making decisions. For example, using an indirect calorifier and including its associated pumps, valves and controls would require more floorspace, than a direct gas-fired water heater. This would allow property owners to open up more front of house floorspace to potential customers – boosting commercial returns, while maintaining a continuous supply of hot water.


For those building owners who are unwilling to compromise on internal floorspace, specifying water heating appliances at roof level is an option. However, this comes with its own challenges. Specifiers will need to check the roof capacity for the weight of the water – in this instance a direct gas fired water heater with much less storage would weigh considerably less than a boiler and a calorifier. Therefore they can be specified on rooftops in a greater number of properties.


Stop counting the cost top counting the cost


In a competitive field, hot water generation for co-working spaces must boost efficiency while keeping energy costs low. To avoid high costs and help businesses stop counting the cost of hot water provision, specified water heaters should not be larger than is required by end-user s.


It’s important therefore for the specifier to get to know the requirements of the business, asking questions such as: Does the co-working space have shower facilities? Are ther e any kitchen facilities? What are the peak working times and operating hours?


Specifiers are in a unique position of ensuring the provision of hot water in co-working spaces doesn’t end up putting the business out of pocket in the short term and facing rising costs in the future. When specifying a water heater, “savings” such as energy, space or cost, are a key factor for businesses, and direct gas-fired water heating appliances, such as the MAXXflo EVO and the SUPAflo EVO, have a leading role to play.


With demand for co-working spaces expected to increase over the next two decades, necessity for utilities such as gas and water will become a core consideration for specifiers of water heating appliances in commercial properties.


Specifiers with an eye to the future can get ahead of the curve by specifying an energy efficient, space-saving water heater – keeping emissions and costs low, efficiencies high and customer satisfaction levels at an optimum level.


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