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Ensuring that renewable heating systems actually deliver the savings they claim is vital to their credibility(30/10/2009)
A key element of the recently released consultation papers for changes to Building Regulations Part L1 in 2010 by the Department for Communities and Local Government has been welcomed by Sentinel. European Marketing Director Mark Walker says: “The requirement for renewable heating systems to benefit from ‘cleaning and protection’ is a logical follow-on from the changes in the last upgrade of Building Regulations Part L1 in which for the first... [more]
Sentinel launches range of products for ground source and air source heat pumps(25/06/2009)
Sentinel has launched a range of products to address the problems increasingly being associated with the rapidly emerging renewable energy marketplace. Following closely the launch of a new range of products to service the emerging solar thermal heating system sector at the end of 2008, Sentinel has now launched a new range of products aimed at the ground source heat pump and air source heat pump marketplace. These systems commonly use a glyco... [more]
West Housing Association selects Sentinel Rapid Dose to prevent internal corrosion of heating systems(03/04/2009)
West Housing Association (WWHA) provide homes and services to more than 25,000 people and manages over 9,000 properties. Working with Sentinel, PH Jones and Wales and WWHA, Graham has ensured that the best value solution has been implemented for the maintenance of quality homes throughout Wales with the introduction of Sentinel’s new Rapid Dose product. The product, which prevents internal corrosion of heating systems, was chosen by PH Jones and ... [more]
Sentinel launches solar thermal heating cleaning system(16/12/2008)
Sentinel has launched a new range of products to service the emerging solar thermal heating system sector. Sentinel recognised that solar thermal systems would benefit from regular cleaning due to the fact that the heat transfer fluid – a glycol mix – degrades over time, sometimes in as little as two or three years. This means that the degraded glycol needs to be drained off and the system cleaned with a bespoke cleaner – Sentinel R200 – and the ... [more]
Sentinel helps Aaron Services remove iron oxide from heat exchangers, radiators and pipework(28/07/2008)
Contracts within the heating and plumbing industry tend to come and go, so what’s Aaron Services’ secret to its seven year relationship with Boston Mayflower Housing Association? According to Jon Posey, Operational Director at Aaron Services, it is a combination of the reliable service the company offers and the top quality products it uses as part of its service and installation contract with Boston Mayflower (and the other social housing la... [more]
Mini-jetflush unit can deal with a typical eight radiator heating system(14/03/2008)
Sentinel has launched its Jetflush Junior, a new, lightweight version of its Jetflush 4 unit. The new unit weighs just 15kgs when empty and incorporates a number of features that will appeal to installers. These include the use of 15 metres of 12.5mm (½”) braided clear tubing, an easy to observe water level indicator, a drain point that allows the removal of any residual water left in the unit after the flushing has been completed and an ‘inline’... [more]
Dyson Insulations relies on Sentinel JetFlush for power flushes(14/02/2008)
Hundreds of West Yorkshire, South Yorkshire and North East homes will be warm and cosy this winter thanks to Dyson Insulations whose teams of installers are fitting around 40 new boilers per week in a scheme aimed at bringing all properties up to the government’s Decent Homes Standard by the year 2010. But Dyson Insulation’s job doesn’t end with the installation of new boilers. Once the boiler is fitted, all heating and hot water pipework is ... [more]
Sentinel domestic heating system removes magnetic and non-magnetic debris from systems
(18/01/2008)
Sentinel has launched its new domestic heating system filter which removes magnetic and non-magnetic system debris effectively. Because it requires no energy to operate, it’s environmentally friendly – both in operation, and in that by removing debris from the system, it allows the heating system to operate at optimum efficiency levels, helping to reduce energy usage and as a result, CO2 emissions. Director of Sales for UK and Ireland, John Ly... [more]
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