There’s no denying that things are becoming a bit chilly. Wintery weather and the pandemic are both causing us to spend an increasing time at home - making it more important than ever to stay cosy.
The Optimax heating range from Vent-Axia has been expanded and updated to offer customers a wider choice of sizes whilst being compliant with Lot 20 of the ErP Directive.
Winter safety experts, Raychem launch five videos to help winterproof your building
As part of its commitment to winter safety and the provision of simply installed, energy efficient heat tracing products, Raychem has launched five videos to guide users through a number of common winter issues that can be easily overcome by using the correct Raychem products.
When looking at any project, two types of costs come into consideration: Total Investment Cost (TIC) and Total Operating Cost (TOC). TIC includes the cost for materials, installation and is typically incurred in the project phase.
Much in the same way that smartphones have come to enhance the way we communicate, the world of connected home technology is all about enhancing the way your living space communicates.
The new Raychem SENZ range of responsive thermostats allows installers to optimise energy efficiency in floor heating systems.
More than 10.6km of Pentair’s Raychem hot water (HWAT) maintenance systems and self-regulating cables have been installed as part of large-scale renovation project of 16 schools across Glasgow.
Pentair leads on innovation with its new Raychem Low-Smoke Zero Halogen (LSZH) self-regulating heating cable range, the first of its kind.
HLS 44-BAC is a versatile room controller for individual room temperature and VAV control applications, which can easily be connected to any system that supports BACnet MS/TP protocol using the galvanically isolated RS-485 connection.
New energy efficient electric heating has come of age. Whilst many of the UK’s 3.9 million off-grid households have been benefitting from this highly efficient heating technology for some time, those on the gas grid should consider electrical warmth too.