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VENT-AXIA
Vent-Axia, has launched the Lo-Carbon NBR dMEV C, a highly efficient de-centralised mechanical extract ventilation (dMEV) unit. Designed for kitchen, utility, bathroom and cloakroom applications, the Lo-Carbon NBR dMEV C achieves Building Regulations with the quietest sound levels, the lowest number of installed fans required and the most efficient fans on the market.
Developed for housebuilders, it is been tested to the new SAP 10 performance requirement and listed in the PCDB with its exceedingly low Specific Fan Power (SFP) values as impressively low as 0.08 w/l/s and provides near silent operation independently tested as low as 7.4 dB(A). Joe Tse, product manager at Vent-Axia said: “Homeowners will be happy with a highly efficient, quiet fan which does not disturb their sleep if the light is turned on during the night. Installers will appreciate the ease of install and commissioning through its brand-new control platform which provides fully adjustable airflow.”
www.vent-axia.com
BAPI
In the world we live in, it is important to achieve good IAQ and all ventilation systems rely on the sensors to provide this information, so that an informed decision can be made on the buildings operation.
BAPI’s HVR award-winning Particulate Matter Sensor is an accurate and reliable way of continuously monitoring the concentration of particles in a room. Laser-based sensors provide the highest accuracy for commercial applications and will measure particle concentrations from 0 to 1,000 µg/m3. There is a five-year warranty and it is available in “Room” and “Duct” units.
BAPI’s award-winning CO2 and VOC sensors use the latest technology meaning they can be used in any application and provide accurate measurements for five years. Measuring a CO2 and VOC range of 0 to 2000 ppm this unit is ready to monitor within two minutes of installation. It is available in “Room” and “Duct” units.
www.bapihvac.co.uk
AQUATECH
Aquatech Pressmain has been supplying high quality, reliable and innovative water booster sets and pressurisation units for industrial, commercial and domestic buildings for 40 years this year. The company manufacturers from its Essex factory to ensure the water flows in hospitals, hotels, swimming baths, care homes, hairdressers, banks, palaces, universities, factories, farms, military sites, supermarkets, dentists, vets, offices, apartments, and homes throughout the UK and abroad. Clients include Carlsberg, Harris Tweed and The University of Kent. With over 100 loyal staff, it is still family run with family values and a reputation for carefully designed products and 24/7 support from trained, experienced service engineers, covering the whole country with offices in Glasgow, Manchester, Colchester and Southampton. There are many new products in development for pressure boosting, pressurisation and fire sectors, together with new advanced intelligent controls packages, aimed at making Aquatech Pressmain the greenest, most efficient, and reliable on the market.
www.aquatechpressmain.co.uk
TOSHIBA
A landmark office building in the City of London, 120 Cannon Street, has been equipped with high-performance Toshiba heat recovery VRF air conditioning as part of a major refurbishment project. The high-efficiency system contributed to the building earning an Excellent rating from the Building Research Establishment’s Environmental Assessment Method (BREEAM). Consultant Designer Group specified 10 roof-mounted Toshiba outdoor VRF condensing units, connected to 135 ceiling-mounted slim-ducted indoor units, to provide heating and cooling for upper storeys, and a digital inverter condensing unit and hi-wall fan coil unit for the basement. Key to satisfying BREEAM’s energy monitoring requirement was the use of Toshiba’s BMS- CT2560U-E Touchscreen Central Controller, used in conjunction with Toshiba’s BMS-IFWH5E Energy Monitoring Interface. The controller enables landlords to manage VRF heating and cooling in multi-tenant buildings, providing schedule programming and full function control of all connected indoor units.
www.toshiba-aircon.co.uk
AQUILAR
The Aquitron AT-G-ALERT refrigerant gas detector provides continuous monitoring for refrigerants associated with high-efficiency, high volume refrigerant cooling and heating systems such as variable refrigerant flow/ variable refrigerant volume systems.
Using the AquiNet Fieldbus central monitoring system with the AT-G- ALERT refrigerant gas sensors enables designers and installers to comply with the requirements of BS EN378, providing a central audible and visual central alarm system. This product also helps achieve BREEAM credits, F-Gas and EH40 Health and Safety guidelines. Typical applications include hotel bedrooms, apartments, hospitals, schools and office buildings. The AT-G-ALERT audible and visual alarms alert occupants and simultaneously communicate to BMS/Building Automation Systems. Two on-board relays can close valves, activate alarms and exhaust fans or initiate emergency calls. The Modbus RTU interface provides real-time information about concentrations, status and settings. It enables custom configuration of the AT-G-ALERT to any application- specific requirements using multiple Modbus registers.
www.aquilar.co.uk/at-g-alert
40 September 2022
COMBAT
Combat Heating Solutions has introduced a range of de-stratification systems which are one of the most effective energy reduction technologies available on the market. Combat energy-saving HVE fans are the ideal solution to assist with savings on energy costs by returning the heat that rises back down to the ground level in high bay applications such as, but not exclusive to, churches and warehouses with high ceilings. These units can provide savings of up to 20% on running costs at optimum air change rate.
HVE Fans can eliminate thermal stratification. They work by constantly circulating and mixing the internal air until temperatures are balanced and equalised between the floor and ceiling – thermal De-stratification. This reduces the workload for heating and cooling systems significantly and also provides considerable energy saving and reduced carbon footprint. Using energy saving fans could assist with extending the life of industrial heating equipment thereby contributing to global environment protection.
www.combat.co.u
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