2008 April
Fan-coil units for the 21st century
Pump technology keeps driving forward
Grundfos variable-speed pumps set the pace in refurbishments
Hep2O gives installers the elbow
Moving beyond proportional balancing
Connector joins pipes of different sizes
BSS Industrial offers Boss plastic pipework system
Warrens launches own-brand valves
Components for renewable energy market
Victaulic piping is put through its paces at Olympic stadium
Achieving perfect hydronic control
Why support for traditional metal piping is leaking away
Push-fit TRVs can take a wide range of pipe materials
Friaphon drainage pipework hits the right note at the opera
Effective commissioning for variable-volume systems
Cost-effective dimming for fluorescent lighting
High-pressure sodium lamp has very long life
Efficiency boost for Crompton Modulay recessed luminaires
The affordable Code 6 house has arrived
Bringing home the heat-pump message
Why cutting corners does not cut costs
Edinburgh International Conference Centre takes more control of its lighting and save energy
Ex-Or cuts costs for the London Fire Brigade
The whats and watts of LED lighting
Suspended luminaires provide adjustable light distribution
CBI publishes guide to Energy Performance Certificates
JS Wright completes its highest-value contract
How much tax relief does it take to change a light bulb
Buro Happold supports RedR Day
Top firms support new CIBSE flexible training initiative
Prêt a Manger awards new maintenance contract to M. J. Quinn
Airwell launches VRF air conditioning
Lindab launches new range of perforated ceiling diffusers
Another approach to through-the-wall air conditioning
Johnson Controls enhances its range of building solutions
Portakabin shows it is more than site accommodation
All change at Colchester Barracks
Manufacturer helps equip skills centre
Ideal Heating has helped to equip a new £500,000 green energy centre in Merseyside which is seeking to attract fresh talent into the heating industry.
Acoustic solutions suite with easy access to services at University of Birmingham
A suite of ceiling and wall acoustic solutions have been specified for The University of Birmingham’s new landmark Molecular Sciences building, which will provide a hub for research and academic work.