ACV UK has released the condensing water heater and the HeatMaster Evo 2 commercial combi boiler. Building on the success of the existing WaterMaster Evo and HeatMaster Evo, these latest models feature an integrated
scheduled around building occupancy. This makes them an Available in six models ranging from 25-120kW, the new
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WaterMaster and HeatMaster Evo 2 deliver fast heat- at 60°C. Suitable for plant rooms with limited space or restricted access, models feature a compact and lightweight 2 further reduces footprint by combining space heating and domestic hot water in a single appliance. Both models also feature integrated hot water storage to easily meet peak load demands and can be cascaded to meet higher demand on larger sites. Both models support legionella risk management by maintaining consistent storage temperatures and promoting reliable water circulation throughout the system.
has released a new series of how-to videos on its YouTube channel, designed to support installers and facilities teams in getting the most from its Tanktronic tank management system. The videos act as practical installation aids, walking
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monitoring and controlling cold water storage tanks. One video explains how to add and pair a Tanktronic SCV
valve to the system, walking installers through the pairing process, ensuring reliable communication between the SCV valve and the Tanktronic controller.
within Tanktronic, a feature that lets users monitor water tank performance and stay informed about potential issues before they become costly problems.
for monitoring-only operation, tracking water tank levels and system performance without implementing active control functions. Monitoring-only mode is ideal for organisations wanting greater visibility of their water storage assets, allowing facilities and maintenance teams to monitor tank conditions, identify potential issues early and make informed decisions based on real-time data.
Aperta IP PoE access control range offers installers high spec door entry solutions that are quick and easy to install and suitable for a wide range of projects. From large apartment blocks to small commercial properties and domestic dwellings, the range has installation and improved performance compared with traditional 2-wire and At the top end of the range is the Aperta IP Multi Way Outdoor Station which offers a range of features installation, HD video, IP65 ingress display. The system is powered by a PoE switch and includes proximity fob and keypad function to release connected door locks, making it an ideal system for buildings housing multiple accommodated per outdoor station. For larger projects than this, contractors further information (
design@espuk.com) The Aperta IP system is powered
by the ClickSmart+ app, which gives control of the whole Aperta IP range. App functions include call receive from the outdoor station with clear 2-way audio and video; lock release to allow access to the property; snapshot to mobile phone and monitor playback for missed events (requires microSD card installation). The outdoor station is manufactured
from an aluminium alloy offering a robust housing design solution with a high impact rating. It features a High- to provide clear communication during a visitor call. monitors, available in a black or white housing option and featuring a slimline, contemporary design. They offer Wi-Fi various functions of the ClickSmart+ app, including the Call Divert feature, which transfers calls to the app when a visitor calls from the outdoor station. The monitors incorporate a user-friendly audio. Monitors also include a record
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function (microSD card required). All devices are connected together
via PoE switches, making installations convenient by removing the requirement to have a power supply per device. the Aperta IP door entry system does not require programming software to A brochure showcasing the Aperta IP
range can be downloaded from the ESP website –
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