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Clivet presents LARICE: invisible comfort that
enhances the wellbeing of your home
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ARICE is the name of the new range of ductable fan coils by Clivet, conceived to bring natural,
silent and tailor-made comfort to any domestic environment. It includes four compact solutions
(DUA-M1, DUE-M1, DUA-H1, DUE-H1), concealed in the false ceiling. Invisible comfort, wherever you need it
Thanks to its extremely low height (from 248 mm), it is easily installed even in low false ceilings. Silent, discreet, effi cient
The heart of the LARICE technology is the high-effi ciency Brushless motor, which guarantees extremely quiet operation - from just 27 dB(A) - and energy savings of up to 50 % compared to conventional systems. Flexible during installation, easy to manage every day LARICE has been designed to simplify work on the building site: the internal coil can be rotated directly by the installer to adapt the position of the water connections, without changing the electrical wiring. At home, you can control comfort in an easy way via the Clivet Home Connect app, which also allows you to manage it via Wi-Fi. LARICE HP (DUA-H1 and DUE-H1) High static pressure version (up to 250Pa) Fan coils designed to off er authentic, natural and sustainable comfort in any environment.
LARICE MP (DUA-M1 and DUE-M1) - Medium static pressure version (up to 80 Pa) Fan coils designed to off er authentic, natural and sustainable comfort in any environment. Both are suitable for cooling and heating small and medium areas for commercial, industrial, sports and residential use.
https://www.clivetgroup.co.uk
Navigator introduces new Identifi cation for Press fi t fi ttings
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eating and plumbing distributor Navigator continues to off er a range of quality products that off er installers and specifi ers ease of installation and peace of mind at competitive prices. The latest introduction is an innovative addition to their press fi t fi ttings range. The Kitemark and WRAS approved press fi t fi ttings range from Navigator has now been extended to include a number of larger sizes.
Sold as part of the
popular MB brand, the range has proved to be extremely popular with installers all over the UK, especially in situations where assemblies are required, but hot works are not appropriate or even allowed on site.
To further improve the product, the MB press fi t range for water now comes with a blue identifi cation ring. Once pressed, the ring simply drops off , so the installer knows at a glance if the complete assembly has been pressed correctly. Any un-pressed joints can be spotted immediately. Another innovation is the inclusion of the size of the fi tting on the
identifi cation ring, easy to spot and once again making life simpler for the installer.
The new products are available ex stock from Navigator’s network of trusted merchants. 01234 781234
sales@navigatormsl.com
www.navigatormsl.com
Ideal Heating Commercial sails to success with Evomax2 at saling club
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hree Evomax 2 120kW wall-mounted condensing boilers from Ideal Heating Commercial have been installed at Hayling Island Sailing Club in Hampshire, as part of an upgrade to the heating and hot water systems serving the main clubhouse’s busy shower facilities.
Building services contractor J&B Hopkins selected three Evomax 2 120kW boilers to be installed in cascade, delivering a total output of 360kW. The boilers are mounted on an Ideal Heating low height frame and header kit and installed with plate heat exchangers (PHEX) and preformed insulation kits for complete separation between the primary and secondary circuits. Highly effi cient, the Evomax 2 has up to 99.6% full load effi ciency and up to 110% part load effi ciency, can operate at up to 30° ∆T, and features a high turndown ratio of 5:1. At Hayling Island Sailing Club, the cascade setup provides resilience and ensures the heating and hot water system can meet the varying demands throughout the year – from quiet off -season periods to intense regatta days when up to 500 people may shower in a two-hour window.
J&B Hopkins also replaced the fl ue and upgraded the water system as part of the installation. Tony Stockton, mechanical project manager (technical services) at J&B Hopkins said: “The support we get from Ideal Heating Commercial is excellent – although we don’t often need it thanks to the boilers’ simplicity. Another big plus is product availability – we can always get the parts we need without delays.”
www.idealcommercialheating.co.uk
Aspen off ers the complete new 5th
Gen Silent+ Range A
spen Pumps has launched the next generation of its Silent+ Mini Orange and Silent+ Mini Aqua pumps.
These new additions complete Aspen’s 5th generation of its mini condensate removal pump range, joining the Silent+ Mini White and Silent+ Mini Lime pumps. Now off ering a full sweep of ‘Quietly Brilliant’
mini pumps, Aspen gives installers and end-users the quietest, smartest, easiest to install, most reliable, and versatile mini pumps on the market. Ticking all the right boxes, Aspen has a Silent+ mini pump to suit every domestic and commercial mini-split application.
Up to 90% quieter than its competitors, the 5th Gen Silent+ range operates at just 16dB(A), making it quieter than the quietest AC mini-split units, which run at 18dB(A).
“The new Silent+ Mini Orange and Silent+ Mini Aqua pumps complete Aspen’s 5th Gen Silent+ range. Featuring the same intelligent, proven 5th Gen technology as our best-selling Silent+ Mini White pump, all models in the range deliver exceptional performance and installation versatility. Customers can trust they are using the world’s quietest, smartest, most reliable and versatile condensate removal solutions on the market,” said Marisa May, senior product manager at Aspen Pumps Group.” The Silent+ 5th Gen range is available in four distinct models to suit all installation applications. With the Silent+ Mini Orange and Silent+ Mini Aqua suitable for up to 35l/hr; the Silent+ Mini Lime suits up to 40l/hr, and the Silent+ Mini White 45l/h, this covers up to 46kW (I57,000 Btu/h).
www.aspenpumps.com
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