Broag-Remeha boilers deliver heating for high-tech school in Bristol

28 January, 2008

The recently opened £30 million Redland Green School in Bristol has its space-heating requirements met by three Broag-Remeha 310/7 boilers installed by Lorne Stewart. These floor-standing boilers were recommended for this particular location for the efficiency and performance and ultra-low NOx emissions. They are compact and light in weight and supplied with wheels for quick and easy installation. Redland Green School has a potential capacity of 945 pupils aged from 11 to 16 and 450 post-16 students. Dedicated facilities enable the school to accept up to 50 pupils with severe, profound and multiple learning difficulties.

For more information on this story, click here:Jan 08, 101

Related links:

Heat pump market represents a colossal opportunity, says BESA

BESA’s head of technical Graeme Fox said the heat pump market represented “an absolutely colossal opportunity” for suitably qualified engineers but warned that the industry would have “to rapidly scale up capacity and needed considerable investment in additional skills to deliver all these hugely ambitious targets”.

Mitsubishi Electric launches modular R32 e-series chiller

Mitsubishi Electric has launched an R32 version of its popular e-series chillers, available in 150kW and 180kW units.

Calendar

10 June, 2021, 19:00 - 23:59
CSA Awards 2021

Submit event

Tweets by MBS_magazine

Broag-Remeha boilers deliver heating for high-tech school in Bristol

Related links:

Related articles:

10 June, 2021, 19:00 - 23:59