PHAM NEWS | JUNE 2025 Product News Ceramic kitchen sink collection


Prima, the sink, tap and appliance brand available from PJH, has added a new range of ceramic sinks to its kitchen sink collection, said to blend traditional aesthetics with modern performance. Available in a variety of confi gurations


including Belfast, inset, undermount and reversible designs, the new ceramic sinks are manufactured from heavy-duty fi reclay ceramic and fi nished in a high-gloss glaze – in both classic white and on-trend black. Suitable for cabinet widths from 600mm


to 900mm, options include 1-bowl and 1.5-bowl reversible sinks (white or black gloss fi nishes); Belfast sinks (single and double bowl options in white gloss); and undermount and inset variants. All models have pre-drilled holes for easy fi tting,


Magnetic attraction


Plastic-free central heating magnetic fi lters from Johnson Magnetic Filters are all made from copper, brass and stainless steel to improve their strength and reliability. Options include the space-saving Pipefi lter Pro, available in two sizes, and the Pipefi lter Pro-Max (in four sizes) which features a two- stage fi ltration method


come with a 20-year guarantee and include waste kits as standard too. All sinks are available in stock and ready


for next-day delivery. ◼ phamnews.co.uk/625/54


that combines standard magnetic debris capture alongside a self-cleaning stainless steel mesh for non-magnetic particulate separation. Also available is the


Pipefi lter Towelmag which comes in two sizes. An eff ective and easy to use solution when there is no space in boiler cupboards to fi t a jar-like fi lter, they can be fi tted into any towel radiator/warmer with 4 x ½" bsp connections. ◼ phamnews. co.uk/625/55


Remote system monitoring


Adding more benefi ts to its connected controls off ering, Glow-worm has launched MiGo Xpert. Using the MiGo Xpert mobile app, installers can now remotely monitor their customers’ heating systems, review detailed performance data, fault code history and the chance to off er diagnostic insights to customers. For a system to be added to MiGo Xpert, a Glow-worm boiler must be installed with the


MiGo Link internet gateway together with one of the compatible controls, MiSet, MiGo Select or Climastat Select. Installers will also need an active Glow-worm Club Energy account, which can be created using the link found on the MiGo Xpert website, or directly on the Glow-worm Club Energy website or app. Key benefi ts include immediate notifi cation of any fault on a customer’s appliance,


diagnostic insights, system pressure monitoring and improved fi rst-time fi x rates. Mark Wilkins, technology & solutions portfolio director, comments: “Being able to go


over and above can make such a diff erence to customer service and keep customers coming back. Remote access that can help keep a customer’s heating system running smoothly, spot issues before they become a problem, and help ensure installers have the right products on the van when something does need fi xing is a key part of this.” ◼ phamnews.co.uk/625/56


Descaler for heat exchangers


Extending its range of central heating additives, Wiseman Industries has added the Everclens Heat Exchanger Descaler which is said to be capable of dissolving limescale on a heat exchanger in just 30 minutes, quickly restoring performance and improving effi ciency levels. Scale deposits, caused by mineral


build-up, can severely impact the effi ciency of heat exchangers and plumbing systems. Over time, these deposits restrict water fl ow, reduce heat transfer, and increase energy consumption. Left untreated, they can lead to clogs, system failures, and costly repairs. Regular descaling not only restores effi ciency but also extends the lifespan of equipment, ensuring reliable performance.


CEO Harvey Wiseman says: “It builds on


over 30 years of our laboratory research of water treatment additives. Heat Exchanger Descaler with no hazardous mineral acids, completes the wide range of treatments. It ensures systems operate at maximum effi ciency by preventing overheating, thereby extending the system’s lifespan.” ◼ phamnews.co.uk/625/57


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