Johnson and Starley to exhibit at Ecobuild

Johnson and Starley will showcase its energy saving heating, ventilation and heat recovery systems at Ecobuild 2010.

Both new and established products will be on show including Renoxtra boilers, LE155/250 whole house heat recovery systems, CE180 and 300 Premier central extract ventilation systems.

Renoxtra combination condensing boilers are available in 30kW and 37kW models.

Each model features a passive flue gas heat recovery system built into its cabinet.

This recovery system recycles flue gas heat so all the energy from the incoming gas supply is extracted, and reclaimed energy is stored in the unit before being used to pre-heat the incoming cold water.

This results in extra domestic hot water (DHW) efficiency, lower gas consumption, lower running costs, and reduced carbon emissions.

The LE 155 and LE 250 whole house heat recovery systems will recover heat energy and provide essential air management.

They incorporate energy efficient EC fan motors with running costs around half of AC fans.

The systems are SAP Appendix Q listed.

The slim line and compact units can now also be supplied with a cooker hood.

The LE250 has airflow ratings of 250m/hr on its maximum speed setting, making it suitable for larger installations, whilst the smaller LE155 will suit less demanding installations.

Johnson and Starley's latest generation of central extract ventilation systems supports the latest version of Part F of the Building Regulations and the Good Practice Guide 268 for domestic ventilation.

The C300 Premier central extract system is designed for whole house ventilation and is capable of achieving airflows of 300 m3/hour.

It includes an EC fan for energy efficient operation and lower running costs.

For smaller dwellings, the C180 system provides spigots for one duct in and out, providing an airflow of up to 180m3/hour.

Johnson and Starley will be exhibiting at Ecobuild 2010 on the 2-4 March, Earls Court, London, at stand 1862.

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