productSabic UK Petrochemicals operates two sites in the N.E. of England – at Wilton and North Tees – and produces chemical products such as petrochemicals and polymers. The company is currently replacing its light fittings with TNAML units.
productICS Cool Energy has chosen a combination of Viessmann boilers coupled with Weishaupt burners for its hire fleet, which can deliver fuel efficiencies of up to 94%.
productAimteq has installed a Schneider BMS (building management system) at a new Defence Logistics Centre for BAE Systems in Lancashire. The project, awarded to Aimteq by Murray Building Services, provides easy and precise control of functions such as domestic hot water, radiant heating and the cold store used for carbon fibre material.
productLED Eco Lights has introduced low-energy, low-maintenance alternatives to traditional lighting for exterior applications such as warehouses, loading bays, car parks and buildings.
productA new white paper from Spirax Sarco – Food & drink’s most powerful ingredient – details how food and drink are often manufactured, treated, or processed with little or no analysis of the type of steam used. This is despite the quality and purity of steam being fundamental to the healthcare and pharmaceutical industries for many years.
productHi-line Industries has unveiled its latest HBP-ZL absorption air dryers. With the latest upgrade, the company can now place more emphasis on meeting specific customer requirements.
productSuitable for energy saving lighting control in, for example, factories, storage aisles and entrance halls, Danlers’ High Bay PIR occupancy switches detect a person moving within the detection area and control the lights accordingly. Each product includes an adjustable time lag function plus adjustable photocell.
articleFor factory managers, LEDs are often the hot ticket item when it comes to lighting retrofits. However, Bob Hall, managing director, Greenlite Group, believes that the underplayed benefits of occupancy and daylight sensors merit equal billing
productInvisible Systems has won the 2017 BT Infinity Lab IoT Competition from over 93 competitors from around the world. Invisible Systems design and develop wireless monitoring and control devices. The wide range of products and realtime online cloud-based software provides an end-to-end IoT solution.
productNord Drivesystems will be in Shanghai in November – at CeMAT Asia and at CIIF IAS. The company will present various new developments, including Nordac Link field distribution systems, which are designed for easy installation, commissioning, operation, and servicing in conveyor applications.
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