Oventrop helps business innovation

19 June, 2005

Contributing to the provision of comfort in this 2000 m2 innovation and enterprise centre near Bournemouth is a range of Oventrop valves.

Commissioning sets, strainers, balancing valves and isolating valves supplied by Oventrop are helping to control comfort conditions in a block of small business units at Aviation Park West, an 80 ha business park next to Bournemouth International Airport. The valves were selected and installed in the 3-storey, 2000m2 building by Haydon Mechanical & Electrical for the heating system. Oventrop also supplied valves for the three boilers and circulating pumps in the plantroom. As the building has access around the clock for most of the year, the heating system is computer controlled from the management suite of Basepoint, which manages this business and innovation centre. The Basepoint Enterprise Centre also has 20 industrial workshop units of various sizes on the site. These are individually serviced with the usual domestic facilities and either a boiler system or gas-fired radiant tubes.

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