PC, Tablet or Smart
Phone controlled
Wireless Thermostatic
Radiator Valves

Simple DIY installation, simply unscrew the existing TRV by hand and replace with the HeatSave wireless radiator valve. The user friendly software and USB stick lets you wirelessly check and control individual radiators from any Windows™ laptop or PC.

• Low cost, simple to install and use.
• Built in memory to match your lifestyle - each valve remembers patterns and future holidays.
• Automatic warnings such as 'battery low' means no surprises.
• Quiet motorised valve, directly replaces traditional TRV's.
• Compatible with most radiator valve bodies.

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T3520 Building Energy Management System

• Works on any fuel - Gas, Oil, Solid Fuel, Electricity and Renewable Energy.
• Use HeatingSave without a PC and still make 20%+ savings.
• Approved by the Carbon Trust & Energy Savings Trust.
• Analyse costs, fuel usage and CO2 produced hour-by-hour.

At the heart of HeatingSave is a four layer, a state-of-the-art, surface mount microprocessor controller with 8 temperature/light level/humidity analogue sensor inputs, 8 occupancy sensor/switch digital inputs and 8 mains relay outputs. Each relay can switch the mains (10 amps max.) or distribute mains (6 amps max.).

An additional contactor unit can switch up to 30 amps.

Each controller can have up to 16 sub-controllers, each adding 8 analogue and 8 digital inputs and 8 relay outputs.

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Building Energy Management Software

From a single building to a large network of multi-site businesses with multiple boilers, heating zones and cooling systems.

• Automatically runs your heating system more efficiently.
• Approved by the Energy Savings Trust.

• Set heating controls from a wireless PC, iPhone or Smart Phone or tablet PC.
• Heating diary for any day of the year.
• View the data in text or graph format.

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Tag Archive: Warehouses & Factories

1. Shelbourne Reynolds cuts site-wide gas Space Heating costs with HeatingSave

   7th October 2016 3:33 pm Leave a Comment

   Shelbourne Reynolds Engineering Ltd is a well-known British company specializing in the design and manufacture of farm machinery. The company was established back in 1972 and now operates from a 90,000 square feet factory on a 5 acre site in rural Stanton near Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, England.

   The facility currently employs 120 people and utilizes some of the most sophisticated manufacturing equipment including: CNC machine centers, laser steel cutting machines and one of the UK’s largest powder coat paint facilities.

   Energy costs represent a significant financial overhead for Shelbourne Reynolds. So, in 2012 the directors of the company decided to investigate what could be done to minimise the effect of ever-increasing heating and electricity bills.

   “We have a very large site comprising multiple buildings, so heating costs are high. That is why we wanted a system that would help us save fuel and cut bills.” Explained Garry Bloomfield, their Procurement and Contract manager. (more…)

2. Smurfit Kappa slashes energy bills and cuts CO2 emissions with HeatingSave

   6th October 2016 5:00 pm Leave a Comment

   Smurfit Kappa is one of the world’s leading producers of paper-based packaging, operating in 32 countries – 21 in Europe, and 11 in the Americas – with around 41,000 employees.

   The company focuses on producing corrugated packaging, with their operations supported by a strong network of container board mills. They also have leading positions in several other market segments including solid board and solid board packaging and graphic board.

   One of Smurfit Kappa’s key policies is that corrugated plants need to be close to customers (generally no more than 250 to 300 kilometres, due to the cost of transportation). Hence, the group has numerous facilities and sites spread across the UK and operating relatively independent from each other.

   Smurfit Kappa’s Gosport site is a part of the Smurfit Kappa South group. It comprises three buildings, namely the main factory/office complex, a smaller engineering warehouse and a despatch facility.

   The three buildings used to be fitted with old and inefficient heating systems that had become too expensive to maintain and run. “For this reason, back in 2013, we decided to upgrade our entire heating system. We realized that this was also the perfect opportunity to install an energy management system that would give us better control over our heaters and also lower our energy-related costs” said Paul Duggan, their Site Manager for Smurfit Kappa Gosport.

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3. HeatingSave cuts heating bills for Sealey Power Products

   5th October 2016 4:49 pm Leave a Comment

   Established for over 30 years, Sealey Power Products is one of the UK’s leading suppliers of workshop tools and equipment, primarily for use in an automotive environment.

   The company sells to over 70 countries worldwide, its full product line targeting a vast range of markets and applications. Sealey Power Products has a very strong network of distributors and manages all of its commercial operations from its headquarters in Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk.

   Located on a sprawling industrial park and employing 300 members of staff, Sealey Power Products relies on 2 gas-fired boilers to power its central heating and hot water systems.

   In early 2012, higher energy bills triggered by rising energy costs and the heating system’s age and limitations persuaded the company’s management to start looking for a “solution to deliver more control and enhanced visibility over the central heating and hot water systems” said Iain Whitmore, the Facilities Manager of Sealey. (more…)

4. Lindum Group achieves impressive energy savings with HeatingSave

   4th October 2016 4:28 pm Leave a Comment

   The Lindum Group was founded back in 1956 as a very small, civil engineering-focused company. Over the years, the business expanded to building and large construction projects, especially in the food manufacturing and retailing sectors, as well as education and social housing. Today, Lindum directly employs around 450 people at any one time and has a turnover of £80m, with offices in Lincoln, Grimsby, Spalding, Peterborough and London.

   Lindum has 12 trading divisions, actively involved in construction, joint venture commercial property, housebuilding, plant, joinery and maintenance within East Anglia and the East Midlands.

   Around a year ago, the company started considering the implementation of an energy-saving system at their headquarters in Lincoln, that houses around 150 members of staff. Lindum’s Facilities Manager, Mr. Warren Glover, recalls that the company’s main target, at the time, was to “enable cost savings” and “streamline the functionality of the ambient heating system”. (more…)