Smith’s fan convectors are ideal replacement for Nottingham school

08 July, 2009

Aging fan convectors in a Nottingham School have been replaced with Caspian units from Smith’s Environmental Products.

Failing fan convectors in a Nottingham school have been replaced with energy-efficient Caspian units from Smith’s Environmental Products. The previous units in Westdale Infants School were 1964 Pattern fan convectors.

The new units were installed by Installation, Service & Repairs (ISR). David Camamile, a director of the company, said, ‘Simple to install, the Caspian installation was quick and effortless. I can safely say that everyone involved was overwhelmed by the comprehensive service from Smith’s and extremely happy with the specification. The recent project has been so successful that we are considering Smith’s fan convectors for projects in the future.’

Caspian fan convectors can be fitted to existing heating systems and used with natural convectors.’

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