Latest central heating and hot water product news
This year at Eco Build 2012, energy optimisation products will be presented by Pegler Yorkshire, stand N2360.
The full range of products on display include, the company’s revolutionary programmable radiator control the Terrier i-temp, TRV’s, commissioning valves, Logotherm the thermal interface unit, water saving taps and TMVs. The company will also be displaying its Tectite range which is a system that makes jointing easier, saves time and is more cost effective than other jointing methods. ... [more]
A wood pellet heating boiler system is being installed by Biomass Commodities Corporation at MASS MoCA and will be working in January 2012.
According to Averill Cook, Biomass Commodities Corporation founder and president, “The project allows MASS MoCA to diversify a nice portion of its heating to a renewable fuel that is produced locally. Much of the raw material comes from our region as an otherwise waste byproduct of high quality timber production.”
This installation is the first of its k... [more]
Now is the time to start thinking about ways you can save energy and money, especially with the cold spell set to return, fuel prices at record high and the cost of food rising steadily.
From heating to cleaning saving water, Nigel's Eco Store has come up with a few ideas that can help you save money and a range of products that start at just £1.99. None of the products require any expert help to use or install. Nigel Berman, founder of Nigel's Eco Store believes that with a little effort an... [more]
BEAMA believes the Government has missed a golden opportunity to maximise household CO2 reductions and improve householder comfort.
While welcoming the launch of the ‘Warm Homes, Greener Homes Strategy’, the association says the strategy surprisingly fails to give prominence to the effective role of any type of controls, in particular those for heating and hot water systems.
Responding to the strategy (launched at Ecobuild 2010) Dr Howard Porter, BEAMA’s chief operating officer (COO) comme... [more]
Latest official details of the waiting times across the country were published in the 2009 Warm Front Annual Report. At that time, the average waiting time for heating related work across the country was 66 days with households in London having to wait the longest at 80 days. The shortest waiting list was in the North West at 53 days.
Blane Judd, the chief executive of the Chartered Institute of Plumbing and Heating Engineering, has joined the growing number of voices expressing concern about... [more]
Existing home heating controls such as timers and thermostats often make it difficult for people to cut fuel costs because they are too complicated to set correctly. By designing a appliance that takes the complexity out of the controls, the IESD found that energy use on heating and hot water alone could be reduced by up to 14 per cent.
An automated heating control system that learns householders’ preferences and gives immediate feedback on energy consumption is being designed in Leicester: D... [more]
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