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Commercial air source heat pump contributes to BREEAM rating for retail store
A spacious new store in Sheffield will be heated by air source technology from Danfoss Heat Pumps UK, in a development which has been designed to achieve a BREEAM 'Very Good' rating.
A Danfoss AW05 commercial air source heat pump has been installed at the 1880m2 retail unit at 30 Chesterfield Road in Sheffield. The heat pump has an output of 105kW and supplies space heating to the extensive ope ...[more]
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Renewable energy : Luxury Lincolnshire holiday home chooses Danfoss ground heat pump
A luxury holiday lettings company has chosen renewable energy from a Danfoss ground source heat pump for a barn conversion in rural Lincolnshire.
The heat pump has been installed at Ings Barn near Wainfleet, a stunning five-bedroom countryside retreat, which is the result of a high quality renovation of a group of disused farm buildings.
The conversion was carried out by property owner Deb ...[more]
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Viessmann launches new Vitocrossal 300 that brings unique condensing technology for large water volume heating systems
The Vitocrossal 300 is the new model to Viessmann's line of Vitocrossal 300 gas-condensing commercial boilers, for heat outputs ranging from 787 to 1400 kW.
It is perfect for systems with large water volumes such as district heating networks, schools and hospitals and other buildings with large radiator coverage or underfloor heating systems.
It is one of the largest condensing boilers on the ma ...[more]
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Plumb Center launches micro-CHP training
The UK's first micro-CHP course has been launched by Plumb Center at Greenbuild Expo. The one-day training coursewill be available in three training centres across the UK and covers both the theoretical and practical aspects of installing, commissioning and maintaining a Baxi micro-CHP boiler for domestic applications.
Baxi Ecogen uses a free piston Stirling engine to generate up to 1kW electri ...[more]
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F-Gas Legislation : gas engineers still not trained to the required standards
According to Develop Training, still thousands gas engineers still not trained to the required F-Gas standards.
Mark Dougall, Director at Develop Training, explained: "Many engineers did not comply with the July 2011 deadline and many are now working illegally. We are worried about this for two reasons - not only could individuals be fined if they don't gain their qualifications but we may also ...[more]
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