Grundfos gets into the picture

01 December, 2016

When a Grundfos Energy Check of an art gallery in central London highlighted a number of obsolescent and inefficient pumps, they were replaced and reduced annual energy consumption by almost 22 MWh.

The £5500 investment will be repaid in just 2.5 years.

Maintaining the correct environmental conditions in an art gallery is about much more than visitor comfort. Paintings and artworks demand a very exacting atmosphere to ensure they stay in peak condition.

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