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09 July 2015

Fernox becomes Industrial Associate of CIPHE

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Since 1973, over 260 organisations have become Industrial Associates of CIPHE. Affiliates, such as Fernox, have the technical resources and knowledge to help the CIPHE customer support team provide exemplary service. Industrial Associates also collaborate to produce the internationally recognised Plumbing Engineering Services Design Guide. CIPHE Members CIPHE has a membership of over 7,000 individuals[…]

  • 09 July 2015

08 July 2015

WIKA Instruments announced as latest exhibitor at HVAC 2015

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WIKA Instruments manufactures mechanical, mechatronic and electronic instruments for the measurement of pressure, temperature and level in heating and ventilation systems. HVAC 2015 is part of UK Construction Week, which will take place this October Its products are used to design boilers, gas thermal units, air conditioning systems, heat pumps and ventilation systems. It will[…]

  • 08 July 2015

06 July 2015

Space Air extends online promotion for Daikin Inverter split systems

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With flat front panels, Daikin’s Inverter split systems have been designed to compliment any interior. Using vertical auto swing to move their discharge louvres, the units allow for even air and temperature distribution throughout the room. Turbo mode allows the room to heat up or cool down rapidly to cater for changing requirements. Operating with[…]

  • 06 July 2015

02 July 2015

Effective ventilation for multi-million pound football academy

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Sitting on 80 acres, Manchester’s City Football Academy is located in close proximity to the Club’s stadium. The Manchester City Football Academy cost a grand total of £87.9m to build With a low carbon target, it has reached the gold standard under LEED guidelines. Efficient ventilation The complex’s sustainable ventilation grilles and diffusers were manufactured[…]

  • 02 July 2015

29 June 2015

Warm air heating and ventilation solution for historic apartment renovation

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The old Albert Road Wesleyan Methodist Church now accommodates eight residential apartments Originally built in 1907, Albert Road Wesleyan Methodist Church suffered from a bomb attack during the Second World War. After serving as a community space for many years after its destruction, it was converted for a second time in 2012. The historic building[…]

  • 29 June 2015

  • 26 June 2015

26 June 2015

SAS expands Radiant Heating range

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SAS International, the UK manufacturer of room comfort systems, has expanded its range of Radiant Heating. Radiant rafts and modules have become increasingly popular as they answer the demand for exposed soffits. Targeting mechanical and electrical specifications, the radiant product range consists of: a standard panel an anti-ligature panel for healthcare and secure environments a[…]

  • 26 June 2015

17 June 2015

Biomass woodchip boiler specified for Leicestershire College

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Summary The benefits of the 800kw Herz Biofire woodchip boiler installation at John Cleveland College include: Up to £45,000 per year savings in fuel and maintenance costs Eligible to claim quarterly income from Commercial RHI Reduce the college’s carbon emissions by approximately 250 tonnes annually The project The Herz BioFire boiler provides energy from cost[…]

  • 17 June 2015

11 June 2015

Battle of Britain Visitor Centre access via Stannah Maxilift

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The Wing at Battle of Britain Visitor Centre in Folkestone, Kent. The Wing at the Battle of Britain Visitor Centre Battle of Britain Memorial Trust’s new building at the Capel-le-Ferne site of the National Memorial to the Few. The new facilities include:   The Scramble Experience – a hands-on, audio-visual attraction Classroom area Cockpit Café[…]

  • 11 June 2015

11 June 2015

Steam-based system specified for artisanal gin distillery

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The Project Established in Hammersmith in 2009, Sipsmith Distillery uses the first copper still to launch in London for close to 200 years, crafting uncomprimising, artisanal gins and vodkas. Established in 2009, Sipsmith Distillery crafts artisanal gins and vodkas. The distillery gives female names to each of its stills and the first, Prudence, orginally used[…]

  • 11 June 2015