RECENT PRODUCT NEWS

C-TEC’s new 32-page catalogue includes full details on the company’s range of “cost-effective and easy-toinstall” fire alarm control panels, call systems, disabled refuge systems and voice alarms, and a new section detailing dimensions and mounting instructions for its most popular control panels.

Fitted furniture from David Bailey Furniture Systems valued at around £1 million has been installed in collaboration with Carillion during a major PFI redevelopment at the Queen Alexandra Hospital in Portsmouth involving the construction of new facilities that will focus acute hospital services on the site.

Architectural aluminium systems supplier Kawneer says it has “a genuine first” in commercial window systems with its new AA3610LS vertical sliding window. A linked sash mechanism enables the window to open at the bottom and the top simultaneously in one operation.

Wiltshire-based C2 EMD claims its CCA HP air recirculation module “inexpensively” removes all viruses, bacteria and spores, including Aspergillus, as well as noxious smells and chemical spills.

Spalding’s Johnson Community Hospital has been equipped with Evac+Chairs to cater for the emergency evacuation of mobility-impaired patients, visitors and staff as per the Disability Discrimination Act.

M.R. Site Services’ new Quantum Eco is a low cost, low profile access hatch designed for projects “with very tight budgets”.

Altro claims to be helping to reduce the spread of superbugs at James Paget University Hospital in Gorleston, Norfolk.

Kent’s Dartford and Gravesham NHS Trust has introduced the new Tuffie 5 wipe from Vernacare across its entire Darent Valley Hospital site.

Modular Wiring Systems has won the contract to design, manufacture and supply modular sub-circuit distribution systems for the new Ysbyty Ystrad Fawr £170 million hospital development (pictured) in South Wales.

An exact, up-to-date, and highly visible picture of a building’s energy consumption and carbon emissions is provided by Trend Control Systems’ new Trend EnergyEYE display system.

Rada – the commercial division of Mira Showers – has a technical pedigree dating back to 1921, and has been long established as the expert in showering and washroom controls for healthcare, education and leisure applications.

British shielding company EEP describes itself as “a total services provider dedicated to protecting equipment and people against the threat posed by radio frequency interference (RFI) and the harmful effects of ionising radiation”.

Established in 1975, Noberne Doors is an independently, privately-owned high performance timber door and doorset manufacturer, and a major supplier to the NHS.

Managed communications specialist InTechnology will demonstrate its new mobile service, Push to Experience (PTX), designed for any organisation where employees need to stay in regular, close contact.

Danlers describes its passive infra-red (PIR) occupancy switches for automatic lighting control as ideal for hospital use.

Exhibiting for the seventh time, Ductbusters specialises in duct cleaning, ductwork repairs, fire damper drop testing, risk assessment, and theatre deep cleaning for the healthcare sector.

Visitors to stand B21 can learn about “a major breakthrough in the battle against disease through cross-contamination” – the Dyteqta-System – claimed to be the world’s first dedicated drainage monitoring system.

High quality, affordable equipment for oxygen therapy and anaesthesia, fully compliant with British and European standards, is now available to purchase online from Unitate at www.unitate.com for fast delivery throughout the UK.

Steffian Bradley Architects (SBA), an international practice with offices in the UK, the US, Spain and China, describes itself as “a design-led practice that specialises in public sector buildings that are environmentally and socially responsible”.

A robot that disperses a non-toxic/ non-corrosive ionised dry mist of two active ingredients, H202 and silver ions, to attack and kill a wide range of pathogens, including MRSA, C. difficile, E. coli, norovirus and VRE, will be shown on the Hygienics Biosecurity stand.