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System Sensor Europe's new detectors provide specific fire protection for close control air conditioning systems for computer and IT rooms

The risk of fire or smoke spreading through duct systems used to transfer the warm and cold air increases as close control air conditioning systems for computer and IT rooms and air conditioning systems for personal spaces become increasingly common throughout Europe. System Sensor Europe has developed new detectors to provide specific fire protection for the square and circular air conditioning ducts that form part of such systems. The new ra... [more]

Advector Systems's HVAC zone control utilizes wireless technology to provide significant reductions in energy bills

Advector Systems LLC's new brand of HVAC zone control will utilize wireless technology to provide significant reductions in energy bills. "Due to the devaluation in the housing market, and the general consent that a home is not as safe of an investment as it use to be, home buyers and home owners are becoming more selective about the options and upgrades they feel are necessities," said Shawn Grennan, Advector Systems Managing Director. "Consu... [more]

There are no safety or reliability issues with the Daikin Altherma heat pump range

Neil Afram, Managing Director of Space Air Solutions Ltd., the domestic air to water heat pump division of Space Airconditioning plc., believes that “The disturbing news that a major manufacturer has needed to issue a safety recall on all its packaged air to water heat pumps, the majority of which have been installed in residential applications, highlights a number of important issues that should have been addressed much sooner and that we have w... [more]

Climate Centerachieves 25 percent rise in sales of air conditioning equipment

With UK air conditioning sales nationally down by around 10 per cent, Climate Center has achieved healthy double digit growth – outperforming the market by some 25 per cent. Ian Carroll, who heads up air conditioning sales, says: “It’s a great performance and very pleasing, particularly in what is generally acknowledged to be a very tough year. It reflects Climate’s excellent offering in terms of brands, and the fruits of our focus on customer... [more]

Schneider Electric's TeSys U motor starter controllers chosen for upgrade of HVAC pumps and motors at BUPA care homes

Kestrel Mechanical are responsible for the service, maintenance and repair of the boiler plant in 88 BUPA care homes throughout London and the South East. The contractor has started an energy-saving programme to update their boiler rooms. In designing the HVAC control system, Kestrel has chosen Schneider Electric’s TeSys U motor starter controllers for all the pumps and motors. The scheme to update the HVAC plant is in line with Bupa’s carbon... [more]

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