Ideal for plumbers and heating engineers, the ETI Differential thermometer allows the user to operate two type K thermocouple probes simultaneously. The display can be switched to show probe T1 or T2 temperature, or the difference between probes T1 and T2 (T1-T2). The units’ two thermocouple inputs make this thermometer ideal for HVAC applications including flow and return temperature measurements, and radiator output checks.
The Fernox TF1 Omega Filter has been shortlisted for the Domestic Heating Product of the Year - Controls, Components & Peripherals category for the H&V News Awards 2017. The TF1 Omega Filter has had its environmental credentials, originality and performance closely scrutinised to make the final eight entries in this prestigious category.
The annual H&V News Awards is a celebration of market excellence and best practice, bringing together the complete HVAC and building services supply chain to applaud the latest forward thinking developments.
Installers, manufacturers and consumers are being urged by APHC to take the opportunity to have their say on proposed legislation changes.
The Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) consultation titled ‘Heat in Buildings: The Future of Heat – Domestic Buildings’, ends on January 27 and is seeking views on a range of measures that aim to keep energy bills as low as possible and reduce carbon emissions.
Chemical water treatment and filter manufacturer Fernox has unveiled its new website.
With dedicated sections for installers, merchants, OEMs and consumers, the site is fast and easy to navigate and access via smart phones and tablets.
It features the latest product and industry news and acts as a hub of information - including legislative guidance, stockist listings and online product warranty registration - as well as offering connectivity to the Fernox System Health Check Portal and Fernox Installer’s Club.
The new website provides easy access to the complete range of Fernox chemical water treatment and system filters, helping customers to select quickly and easily the most effective, appropriate product for the job.
As nation braces itself for a seasonal cold, HomeServe discovers what makes the nation’s perfect winter’s day
The perfect way to spend a cold, winter’s day is snuggled up under a duvet on the sofa watching TV, according to research by leading home assistance provider HomeServe.
The survey which set out to find the perfect winter’s day and the definition of modern winter home comforts, found that 42 per cent of Brits like nothing more than spending a day on the couch as the mercury drops.
Almost one in five said hearty meals and home cooked food were the key to a perfect winter’s day while six per cent admitted they loved nothing more than retreating to the comfort of their own bed.
METALLICS TREND TAKES CENTRE STAGE IN BRITISH KITCHEN DESIGN
Launched in response to a growing metallics trend in British interiors, Zip, creators of the world’s most advanced drinking water appliances, has released eight new trend-led colours within its popular HydroTap Design Range.
Previously only available in Zip’s standard bright chrome, brushed chrome, matt black or gloss black finishes, the HydroTap Design Range was launched last year with the introduction of its Arc, Cube and Elite designs.
Plumbing and heating engineers are being encouraged to gain new skills through a new reward scheme.
The Association of Plumbing and Heating Contractors (Training) Ltd., has 100 training rewards worth £150 each to give away to plumbing and heating companies.
The registered educational charity and sister company to the Association of Plumbing & Heating Contractors (APHC), says its aim is to help safeguard the long term professional development of the industry by incentivising plumbing and heating engineers to update and expand their knowledge.
The reward can be used for a certificated course with a recognised training provider such as APHC, BPEC, City and Guilds and all UKAS approved ACS providers.
Graham Plumbers’ Merchant is proud to announce its sponsorship of the Heating Installer of the Year Awards 2017 for the second year.
The awards serve to emphasise the importance of high quality work and innovation within the sector by celebrating the plumbers and heating installers who offer high levels of technical proficiency, outstanding professionalism and exceptional service.
Entrants simply have to nominate a project they have worked on, which will then be judged by a panel of experts. The entries will then be whittled down until there is a winner from all 11 regions and then the overall winner will be decided by an online public vote.
Offering complete control over the bathroom, Crosswater has launched its brand new Digital Shower range. Shown for the first time at Sleep, Crosswater Digital is the first digital brassware that matches the rest of the bathroom and is the latest in automated bathroom technology. Transforming everyday bathing into an extraordinary experience, Digital is a highly responsive, integrated system that allows you to precisely control the flow and temperature of your water at the touch of a button.
Walsall-based HomeServe launches new Gas Development Academy for its plumbing and drainage engineers
Plumbers will be able to train as gas engineers through HomeServe’s career development programme.
Home assistance provider, HomeServe, has launched a new Gas Development Academy which will provide career opportunities for its network of plumbing and drainage engineers to train as fully qualified gas engineers, as well as achieving Gas Safe status.
The launch of the new academy marks HomeServe’s ongoing commitment to career development and investment in multi-skilling its growing network of directly employed engineers – which now totals almost 1,000 across the UK.