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With the introduction of SAP10 in the UK large developments are now pushing the bounds of heat pump design. As buildings get bigger and taller

DCV systems continuously monitor indoor air quality, measuring humidity levels via mechanical humidity strips on the inlet vents and air terminals. By doing this it

Energy centres for Heating & Cooling are a standard requirement for any large development. Choosing the correct strategy to suit both the project requirements and

Wastewater heat transfer is one of the fastest-growing energy-efficient systems for residential buildings in the UK. Energy exchange within each building’s water supply and drainage

Battery Bank Systems integrate with a Photovoltaic (PV) system to store excess solar energy generated during daylight hours. This stored power is then utilised on

Temperature control is required due to the drive for energy efficiency within buildings which has led to a very good sealing and insulating of residential buildings.

Evacuation Alert Systems have been introduced in to meet the recommendations of the British Standard BS 8629:2019 regarding the implementation of manual evacuation systems for use

Steel galvanised conduits are used to protect sheathed cables without a metal screen or armouring within walls and partition from mechanical stresses stress, e.g. by

Vertical geo-exchange systems leverage the ground temperature of the earth to provide heating and cooling. In the winter, the earth acts as a heat source