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GA/ldo/09.08.10
ATTRACTS 1/3
GAIN CONFERENCE ATTRACTS 30 EXHIBITORS AND NEAR 300 DELEGATES
Over 30 manufacturers and suppliers of
boilers and heating equipment, microgeneration measures, and insulation
exhibited at the Conference and exhibition entitled: ‘Will Incentives
Move the Renewables Market?’, held at the
National Motorcycle Museum, in Birmingham recently.
This was the second annual
conference organised by the Grant Aided Heating Installers Network: it
was sponsored by eaga Plc, who manage the Government Warm Front scheme,
and Scottish Power Energy Retail Ltd. Nearly 300 registered social
landlords, and suppliers and installers within the industry attended the
Conference and visited the exhibition. The exhibitors comprised:
Stand 1: Johnson &
Starley's ‘Home Comfort Solutions' include the Q-Vent HR 160 and 260
high efficiency heat recovery ventilation unit, both
SAP Appendix Q listed, and rated at up to 95% efficient in heat
recovery. For decentralised extract ventilation the new A1003 and E1004
energy efficient fans satisfy Building Regulations for this type of
ventilation strategy.
RenoXtra high efficiency combination condensing boilers are available in
30kW and 37kW models and feature a gas saver module. Central extract
ventilation systems include the CE300 Premier and CE180 Premier with EC
fan motors for energy efficiency. Johnson & Starley Ltd, Rhosili Road, Brackmills,
Northampton, NN4 7LZ; T: 01604 762881; F: 01604 764879;
www.johnsonandstarley.co.uk.
Stand 2:
Honeywell: showed their range of wired and wireless controls to
help customers use less energy. 85% of the energy in the home is used to
provide heating and hot water. Conversely, only 3% is used in provided
lighting, but the main energy efficiency message is to change light
bulbs. Fitting thermostats will have a far greater effect.
New, more efficient room thermostats make real savings. Many UK homes do
not even have a thermostat fitted! The new Sundial RF2 packs offer
wireless enabled energy savings. Honeywell Control Systems, Honeywell
House, Arlington Business Park, Bracknell, Berkshire, RG12 1EB,
Surrey, GU21 5RZ; T: 01344 656591;
www.honeywell.com.
Stand 3:
Fernox promoted the positive contribution that chemical water
treatment can make towards improving the efficiency of a central heating
system - helping to reduce energy consumption and fuel bills. The
Express range takes just 30 seconds to dose a system. The range
includes: Protector F1, Boiler Noise Silencer F2, Leak Sealer F4 and
Cleaner F5 and no additional accessories are required.
The new Fernox Total Filter TF1 was also exhibited a unique
hydrocyclonic and magnetic in-line filter for central heating systems.
Fernox, Cookson Electronics, Forsyth Road, Sheerwater,
Woking GU21 5RZ; Tel: 01483 758400; Fax: 01483 793201; website:
www.fernox.com.
Stand 4: Worcester Bosch Group,
is a leading manufacturer of high efficiency heating and hot water
appliances for the home. As part of the worldwide Bosch Group, all
Worcester products are designed, manufactured, sold and distributed with
the quality and reliability that is synonymous with the Bosch name.
Worcester’s extensive Greenstar high efficiency condensing boiler range
includes: natural gas, oil-fired and LPG products, with combi, regular
and system boiler options to suit all homes. The company has also
developed its product portfolio to include renewable heating
technologies: the Greenskies solar water heating system, Greenstore
ground source heat pumps, and Greensource air to air and air to water
heat pumps. Worcester Bosch Group, Cotswold Way, Warndon,
Worcester, WR4 9SW; T: 0844 892 9900;
www.worcester-bosch.co.uk.
Stand 5: Ideal Heating:
manufacturing and supplying heating products for all heating needs. They
pride themselves on high customer satisfaction and ensure that the
products sold are the best they can possibly be. Ideal is at the
forefront of domestic and commercial heating markets, still leading the
industry in setting new standards and expanding technological
boundaries, whilst remaining true to its principles of quality,
innovation and value.
The latest release – the Logic+ combi Sedbuk rated A boiler has had a
phenomenal response. Ideal Heating is at P O Box 103, National Avenue,
Hull, HU5 4JN, T: 07802 775311, F: 01482 498254;
www.idealheating.co.uk.
Stand 6: Sustain Ltd: The A1 Low Carbon Solutions scheme is an
npower funded grant system where installers can access significant
levels of funding for “Fuel Switching” installations. The installer
claims on behalf of the home owner. Fuel switching is where a house
holder changes the primary heating fuel from either coal or electric to
a more carbon friendly oil, LPG or gas alternative. Funding levels can
be as high as £1,000 in appropriate circumstances.
The A1 Low Carbon Solutions scheme is managed on behalf of npower by
Sustain Ltd, which is a carbon management company whose primary goal is
to reduce carbon for clients. Sustain Ltd are at Barley Wood Stables,
Long Lane, Wrington, Bristol, BS40 5SA; T: 01934 864 833;
www.sustain.co.uk.
Stand 7: Grundfos Pumps Ltd:
is a UK leader in the supply of pumps and pump systems for domestic,
commercial building services and process industry applications, as well
as being a major supplier to the water supply and treatment industries,
and provider of packaged fire sets. It is part of the Grundfos Group
which employs 16,500 people in sales and production roles in 78
companies worldwide. They have an annual turnover of £1.7 billion.
Founded in Denmark in 1945, the Group produces almost 16 million pumps
per year.
A wide range of products and services is offered by Grundfos Pumps Ltd,
Grovebury Road, Leighton Buzzard, Bedfordshire, LU7 4TL; T: 01525
775402; www.grundfos.co.uk.
Stand 8: Eaga
is a leading outsourcing company. It is one of the largest national
suppliers of heating and renewable energy and is at the forefront of the
carbon economy. The company has grown consistently since 1990 by
delivering market-leading outsourcing programmes for central and local
government, as well as a wide range of private sector customers. Their
customer-focused service is flexible, tailored to meet the needs of
their customers, and has the right innovation, technology and people to
deliver it. With operational centres across the UK, Ireland, Canada and
India, customers are provided with the location, teams and systems of
their choice. Eaga, Eaga House, Archbold Terrace, Jesmond, Newcastle
upon Tyne,
NE2 1DB; T: 0191 247 3800; F: 0191 247 3802;
www.eaga.com
Stand 9: Danfoss Randall Ltd
is one of the country’s leading manufacturers of domestic and commercial
heating controls. Based in Bedford, Danfoss Randall is a supplier of
world-class quality, whose range covers controls for both domestic and
commercial heating systems. Their products include radiator thermostats,
programmers, timeswitches, programmable and non-programmable room
thermostats, motorised valves and boiler energy managers, offering a
complete solution to customers’ heating control needs.
Danfoss Randall is committed to energy efficiency and environmental
protection and constantly strives to enhance its designs and production
to satisfy these aims. Danfoss Randall Ltd,
Ampthill Road,
Bedford, Bedfordshire, MK42 9ER; T: 01234 364621;
www.danfoss-randall.co.uk.
Stand 10:
Myson is a leading supplier of radiators, valves and controls
into the social housing arena. Based in Gateshead at a long-established
site, the company offers a full range of products, including a signature
round-top radiator, Premier HE, which is available nationally through
most major merchants.
Sustained investment over
many years in
UK manufacturing and its staff means Myson is able to maintain high
product standards and a competitive cost base to a market that
recognises the importance of product quality, immediate availability and
professionalism. Myson is at Eastern Avenue,
Team Valley, Gateshead, NE11 0PG; T: 0191 491 4466;
www.myson.co.uk.
Stand 11: NEA
campaigns for the eradication of fuel poverty. More than 5.1 million of
the poorest households in the
United Kingdom
cannot afford to heat their homes to the standard required for health
and comfort.
NEA’s activities include: research and analysis into the causes and
extent of fuel poverty; campaigning and lobbying government and key
decision makers on the need for policy changes; developing national
qualifications to improve standards of practical work and the quality of
energy advice; producing educational resources to teach people about the
importance of energy efficiency; managing demonstration projects that
show innovative ways of tackling fuel poverty, including the use of new
and renewable technologies. NEA, St Andrew's House, 90-92 Pilgrim Street,
Newcastle upon Tyne,
NE1 6SG; T: 0191 2615677; F: 0191 2616496;
www.nea.org.uk.
Stand 12: Glow-worm.
Over 75 years of commitment to top quality, reliability and exceptional
durability have made them one of the UK’s leading heating manufacturers.
Their reputation has been built on delivering products which are
straightforward, dependable and designed with the customer in mind.
Being part of one of the world's leading manufacturers of
environmentally-friendly heating technology, they use their extensive
skills and expertise to ensure each of their products is produced to the
highest standards.
Today, Glow-worm not only produce award winning high efficiency domestic
boilers, but also offer a comprehensive range of intelligent controls,
hot water cylinders and a range of renewable technologies all boasting
low energy consumption reducing both costs and carbon footprint.
Glow-worm are at Nottingham Rd, Belper,
Derbyshire, DE65 1JT; T: 01773 827753;
www.glow-worm.co.uk
Stand 13: Kershaw Contracting Services Ltd
supplies specialist heating, insulation and asbestos removal services
for the public and private sectors. They are currently reshaping the
business to include renewable technologies such as solar panels and heat
pumps.
Kershaw is an appointed central heating, insulation and asbestos removal
contractor for the Warmfront scheme. They have installed 1000’s of
boilers throughout the South of England during the last 17 years. Since
1972, the company has supplied cavity wall and loft insulation for
domestic and commercial refurbishment and new build projects. Recently
their polyurethane spray service has provided an innovative solution for
narrow wall cavities. Kershaw Contracting Services Ltd,
Broad Lane,
Cottenham,
Cambs,
CB4 4SW; T: 01954 250155; F: 01954 251628;
www.kershaw-insulation.co.uk.
Stand 14: Sentinel Performance Solutions
Group: In response to developments in the renewable energy market
over recent years, Sentinel has launched a brand new and comprehensive
range of products for solar thermal, air source and ground source
heating systems. To help ensure the efficiency and reliability of this
technology, they have developed bespoke products designed to service the
needs of each system, including robust thermal fluids, cleaning and
flushing fluids and system test kits.
For traditional condensing central heating systems they claim to be the
first company in the heating sector to be given the right to use the
Carbon Trust’s Carbon Reduction Label on their best selling products.
Sentinel Performance Solutions Group, The Heath Business & Technical
Park, Runcorn, Cheshire, WA7 4QX; T: 01928 588330; F: 01928 588368;
www.sentinel-solutions.net.
Stand 15: Kingspan Environmental
showed the market leading Titan Environmental range of secure fuel
storage and oil level monitoring. The Titan EcoSafe bunded oil tanks
are the choice for heating engineers and installers who want to meet the
oil storage regulations and future proof heating installations. They
are the first bunded tanks in the market to come with the WatchmanAlarm,
oil level monitor and alarm device as standard. For renewable energy of
rainwater harvesting the KingspanWater portfolio that meets the growing
needs of sustainable solutions. Kingspan Environmental Ltd; 180 Gilford
Road, Portadown, Armagh, BT63 5LF, T: +44 (0)28 3836 4448; F: +44
(0)28 3836 4445;
www.kingspanenv.com
Stand 16: J Gessey Plumbing and Heating Ltd
has been working within the gas heating industry for 25 years and is an
installer for eaga for the Warmfront contract in the West Midlands.
Since working on this contract, the company has being heavily involved
with in-house training with regards to ensuring that standards of work
are kept to a maximum at all times. They are currently working towards
the ISO 9001 accreditation for excellence. One of the most important
elements to the work ethics within J Gessey’s has to be “Customer Care”.
J Gessey Plumbing & Heating Ltd: 31 Lichfield Road, Wednesfield,
Wolverhampton,
West Midlands, WV11 1TF; T: 01902 722330; F: 01902
722911.
www.jgesseyplumbingandheating.co.uk.
Stand 17: Warmer Heating
design, install, service and maintain central heating systems, utilizing
the latest proven technologies to deliver energy efficient systems that
help clients and customers reduce their carbon footprint and energy
bills. With expert teams in natural gas, oil and solid fuels and
certified to install thermal energy and microgeneration technologies,
they can deliver demonstrable improvements that make a real difference
to those living in fuel poverty, for a sustainable future and a warmer,
healthier home. Warmer Heating Ltd, Unit B2, South Boundary Road,
Knowsley Industrial Park, Liverpool, L33 7RR; T: 0151 545 2600; F: 0151
545 2618;
www.warmerheating.co.uk.
Stand 18: Kingspan Solar
is part of Kingspan Renewables Ltd, a division of Kingspan Group plc. As
a major player in the building products sector, the Group is committed
to energy conservation and the development of environmentally friendly
solutions to generate hot water and home heating.
Kingspan Solar packages reflect its on-going commitment to a zero carbon
lifestyle and a brighter future for all. When it comes to creating
efficient and cost-effective solar thermal and air source heat pump
energy solutions that address today’s growing environmental concerns,
they lead the way. Kingspan Solar Ltd, Tadman Street,
Wakefield, West Yorkshire, WF1 5QU; T: 01924 376026;
www.kingspansolar.co.uk;
www.kingspanhws.com.
Stand 19: The Grant
Aided Heating Installers Network (GAIN) aims for a higher level of
professionalism, beyond technical qualifications and competence, for its
heating and renewables contractors serving the grant market.
Members agree to abide by a Code of Conduct covering fair dealing with
customers, avoiding misleading statements, maintaining technical
registration, and a complaints procedure. Criteria for full members
covers technical registration, insurance cover, trading record, customer
protection – and the holding of a recognised quality Certificate.
Members meet quarterly at regional locations to discuss matters of
mutual interest with GAIN, taking these up as required with scheme
managers or government. Information on activities available from GAIN,
PO Box 12, Haslemere,
Surrey,
GU27 3AH; T: 01428 654011; F: 01428 651401;
E-mail:
info@gainassociation.org.uk; web:
www.gainassociation.org.uk.
Stand 20: Dimplex.
With the continued emphasis on generating 15% of the UK’s energy from
renewables by 2010, the demand for technologies such as heat pumps and
solar energy continues to see a rapid increase. To participate in this
lucrative and growing market, find out how to become an accredited
Dimplex renewables installer.
On completing their Logic certified heat pump or solar training courses
installers will not only gain access to the UK’s widest range of heat
pumps and their solar thermal range, but have the backing and
reassurance you would expect from a major brand. Dimplex, Milbrook
House, Grange Drive, Hedge End,
Southampton, SO30 2DF; T: 0845 600 5111; F: 01489 773050;
E: marketing@dimplex.co.uk;
www.dimplex.co.uk.
Stand 21: Calorex Heat Pumps:
With over 30 years experience, Calorex heat pumps are designed and
manufactured in the UK,
MCS
approved and especially developed for UK housing. Supplying space
heating and DHW at 65ºC without the need for electric heating backup,
both heating and hot water are managed by a standard central heating
programmer in exactly the same way as with a conventional boiler.
They offer full support throughout projects with system design and
sizing assistance. Installer training is available at their factory in
Maldon, Essex, with detailed technical documentation supplied. A
telephone helpline is available as well as a nationwide service network.
Calorex Heat Pumps, The Causeway, Maldon, Essex, CM9 4XD, T: 01621 856 611; F: 01621 850871;
www.calorex.com.
Stand 22: Daikin
has a worldwide reputation for quality and innovative technology, with
over 50 years experience in the design and manufacture of renewable
energy heat pump solutions. As a leading supplier, their product
portfolio comprises a wide range of highly energy efficient systems,
which provides the public and private sectors with the right solution
for any application and requirement. Daikin Altherma is an energy
efficient, heating and hot water solution ideally suited for the UK
housing market. Using renewable air source heat pump technology and
their advanced inverter technology, the system delivers high seasonal
efficiencies, low running costs and reduced carbon emissions compared to
traditional systems. Daikin, The Heights, Brooklands, Weybridge, KT13
0NY; T: 0845 6419000; Web:
www.altherma.co.uk;
E-mail: heating@daikin.co.uk.
Stand 23: Vaillant
has been setting the standards in the heating market for more than 135
years, creating products that have revolutionised the industry. Today,
claimed as Europe's number one heating technology manufacturer, their
heating systems cover renewable technologies, domestic gas boilers, hot
water cylinders, controls and products for commercial applications. All
systems provide the same enviable reputation for performance,
efficiency, quality and reliability, that has become synonymous with the
Vaillant brand.
The solar DHW system can
provide around 50-60% of annual domestic hot water requirements and
because it uses indirect solar radiation, not just direct sunlight, it
works as efficiently in the
UK as it does in other countries with similar climates. Vaillant are at
Nottingham Rd, Belper,
Derbyshire, DE65 1JT; T: 01773 827753;
www.vaillant.co.uk.
Stand 24: Greenworks through Graham
are a single source for a full range of sustainable and renewable energy
products including: solar systems for creating electricity and hot water
generation, a large range of high efficiency boilers, water saving
devices, air/ground source heat pumps, biomass systems, and underfloor
heating systems from all the major brands.
Comprehensive details on all the renewable energy products and solutions
that we provide for specifiers and plumbing and heating engineers is
offered, together with advice on installation and training. Graham
Group, National Sales Centre, Unit 2, Bromford Central, Bromford Lane,
Birmingham, B8 2SE; T: 08456 036960 ; F: 0121 328 0106;
www.graham-group.co.uk.
Stand 25: Mitsubishi Electric’s
low carbon residential heating equipment helps houses achieve Levels 3
and 4 of the Code for Sustainable Homes.
The award-winning Ecodan® heating system, which is now manufactured in
Scotland, can lower emissions by 50%, and help combat fuel poverty by
cutting running costs by 30% over gas boilers. This is because the
system harvests free, renewable energy from the outdoor air so that for
every 1kW of electricity it consumes, the home receives at least 3kW of
heating energy. This is also why Ecodan qualifies as a renewable
technology, and why it was recently awarded the European Eco-Label.
Mitsubishi Electric is at Traveller’s Lane, Hatfield, Herts, AL10 8XB. telephone 01707 282880;
www.mitsubishielectric.co.uk/heating.
Stand 26: Plumb Center
is a leading supplier of plumbing and heating products, including the
latest in renewable technologies. Parts Center supplies ex-stock lines
of parts for all forms heating and ventilation. The transition away from
traditional forms of heating offers consumers greater choice requiring
more complex solutions tailored to the individual property. Renewable
installers need to offer consumers in depth advice and guidance on the
best solution for their property, often involving the integration of
several devices.
At Plumb and Parts Center renewable installers can find the support and
expert advice on everything they need, from heat pumps and solar to
innovative water storage technologies, to get even the most complex job
done. Wolseley UK, Harrison Way,
Spa Park, Royal Leamington Spa,
Warwickshire, CV31 3HH; T: 01926 705000; W:
www.wolseley.co.uk
Stand 27/28: GTi
and its sister company Davant Products: Although generally
associated with energy efficiency products and services, GTi also work
in the field of home safety, and in particular the dangers of carbon
monoxide. Over the past five years GTi has been involved in many
projects to raise the awareness of carbon monoxide, and has delivered
many thousands of CO alarms to homes across the UK.
They launched the brand new Fire Angel 9x CO Alarm, with a seven-year
life and in built diagnostics: this is the latest and most innovative
product in carbon monoxide alarm development. Gti and Davant also the
whitespeed plastic plumbing system, which is approved by eaga for use on
the Warmfront scheme for all central heating systems, as an alternative
to copper. Trial installations can be arranged to show the many benefits
over copper.
In addition to whitespeed all other relevant plastic products used on
the scheme are available on a direct basis such as solvent waste pipe
and fittings, overflow, etc. Davant Products Ltd, Units 9-11, Lower Road
Trading Estate, Ledbury, Herefordshire, HR8 2DJ; T: 01531 630068; F:
01531 636638; www.davant.co.uk.
GTi, GT House, 17 Sandbank Business Park, Dunoon, Argyll PA23 8PB; T:
01369 702070; F: 01369 702066 01369 702066;
info@gtinsulations.co.uk;
www.gtinsulations.co.uk
Stand 29: Baxi Group UK
and Ireland, manufactures and supplies energy efficient heating system
solutions for domestic and commercial applications. This includes a
comprehensive range of boilers and low and zero carbon products,
including solar, heat pumps, biomass and micro-CHP, from some of the
best known and most respected brands in the heating industry: Baxi;
Potterton; Main; Heatrae Sadia; Santon; Elson; Valor; Andrews Water
Heaters; Potterton Commercial; and Baxi Sener-tec.
They aim to deliver best value through reliable, energy efficient
products and high quality service and technical support, whilst
promoting environmental, social and economic sustainability. In doing
so, they can help their partners achieve the requirements of the Decent
Homes initiative, Code for Sustainable Homes and assist in meeting the
Government’s targets for reducing carbon dioxide emissions. Baxi Group
UK,
Brooks House,
Coventry Road,
Warwick, CV34 4LL; T: 0844 871 1555; e:
info@baxi.co.uk; w:
www.baxi.co.uk
Stand 30: Horstmann Controls Ltd
majored on the ThermoPlus AS2RF and ServicePlus R heating controls. The
ThermoPlus AS2 RF makes use of advanced Z-Wave™ mesh wireless control
language. The technology is highly reliable and permits easy network
management. Ease-of-use features include a colour coded, LED warm/cool
display, automatic BST/GMT time change, frost protection and Braille
markings. The ServicePlus service interval programmers have proved
popular in sectors such as local authorities, housing associations and
social housing.
The programmers ensure full compliance with the Gas Safety (Installation
and Use Regulations) 1998 by shutting down (or partially shutting down)
the central heating or hot water system once the boiler service period
is overdue. Hortsmann Group Ltd, South Bristol Business Park, Roman
Farm Road,
Bristol, BS4 1UP, Tel: 0117 987 8700 F: 0117 978
8701; web:
www.horstmann.co.uk
Stand 31: Windhager claims to be the market leaders in the
provisions of renewable and sustainable carbon neutral heating systems,
providing single source, completely integrated solutions for modern low
impact heating demands – also to be European leaders in biomass heating
systems, supplying the latest innovative biomass boilers and solar
thermal systems.
Windhager has been linked with boiler
technology of the highest quality for over 85 years: it now employs 500
people at its headquarters outside Salzburg, including in-house
research and development. On-going training for agents and installers is
concluded from its
UK headquarters. Windhager UK, 4 Glenmore Business Park, Vincients Road,
Bumpers Farm Industrial Estate, Chippenham, Wiltshire, SN14 6BB.
The Grant Aided Heating Installers Network (GAIN) is at
P O
Box 12, Haslemere, Surrey GU27 3AH; tel: 01428 654011; fax: 01428
651401; e-mail:
info@gainassociation.org.uk; web:
www.gainassociation.org.uk.
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