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PHAM NEWS | MARCH 2025 26 Products in Action


Heavy lifter excels for gym’s hot water needs


When Big Motoring World HQ needed a competitively priced and energy efficient domestic hot water solution for its new gym at its Gillingham Head Office, a WaterMaster Evo 35 with stainless steel heat exchanger technology from ACV UK was installed to provide employees with a continuous supply of hot water. The project required a reliable


system to efficiently supply seven showers and several washbasins in the changing rooms of a basement gym.Contractor FlueGas Ltd consulted with its local ACV UK representative who, after conducting a selection of sizing exercises, decided that the WaterMaster Evo with stainless steel heat exchanger technology was the best solution. “ACV was reliable, efficient, and a pleasure to work with,” says Peter


Rust of FlueGas. “They were always quick to respond when we needed them and the support team provided us with some of the best technical assistance we’ve ever experienced.” Available in six models, WaterMaster Evo features innovative tank-


in-tank technology and fast re-heat times. Thanks to a short recovery time, which means less hot water is required to reach the desired output temperature when it is mixed with cold water, Big Motoring World can expect to benefit from reduced running costs and direct emissions. Following a successful installation, the new WaterMaster Evo 35 fully


condensing gas-fired hot water system provides visitors to the gym with access to a constant supply of hot water on demand. ◼ phamnews.co.uk/325/42


Macerator pump enhances the garden retreat


Thanks to a Saniplus UP from Saniflo, a new garden retreat in the capital has been elevated to a new level of comfort and convenience. The solution, chosen by former DJ and TV presenter Sam Pinkham, owner of Shack Cabins, for one of his customers, facilitated the luxury of a fully functional WC in a stylish garden office. The garden building, which was supplied and built


by Shack Cabin, sits slightly below the level of the main house, presenting a unique challenge for traditional waste drainage. The quiet Saniplus UP macerator system provided the solution, efficiently pumping waste to the main soil stack. Installed discreetly behind a demountable panel, the unit is hidden yet accessible for maintenance. This seamless integration means visitors would never know it was there. ◼ phamnews.co.uk/325/43


Scouts prepared for cold weather


The Second North Watford Scout Group in Hertfordshire recently installed two 10kW wall- mounted split heating systems donated by Fujitsu General Air Conditioning UK. The installation was prompted by the failure of an outdated gas-fired heater that was beyond economical repair in the group’s meeting hut, a facility constructed in the 1960s. With no radiators present, an air-based heating solution was required. The group approached Dyffyd


Goode, commercial supervisor at Fujitsu, due to his connections to the Scout movement in the same district. When a heat loss calculation revealed that the hut needed 20kW of heating, Fujitsu donated two 10kW wall mounted split systems from the training room of its Elstree HQ. The systems were installed


by Mick Mills, the owner of Truenorth, a local electrical and air conditioning contractor. Mick contributed his time and resources, charging only for specific materials needed for the installation. ◼ phamnews.co.uk/325/44


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