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Building Services Engineering l January/February 2021

Grant expands its innovative heating technology offering Continuing to lead the industry with the development of new innovative technologies, Grant has just introduced the new Grant Integrated Unit 210 litre hot water cylinder. This addition to Grant’s diverse product portfolio further reinforces its dedication to sustainability, and the drive towards de-carbonisation with the development of high-efficiency, sustainable heating technologies. The new space-saving Grant Integrated Unit was designed for high performance, while saving the installer valuable time during installation. It stands at 1.8m high with a footprint of 625mm by 595mm, and is an internal, aesthetically-pleasing system that can be installed neatly in domestic properties with the system controls and display easily accessible. Although a new addition to Grant’s hot water portfolio, it offers the same reliability and performance that is synonymous with all Grant products and systems. Grant’s range of Wave hot water cylinders are manufactured from high-grade duplex stainless steel and are indirect, mains water cylinders. The high-gain 210 litre single coil Integrated Unit has a solid stainless steel coil that delivers much faster heating time and quicker recovery.

The new Integrated Unit is compatible with heat pump technology and works seamlessly with Grant’s Aerona3 R32 air to water air source heat pump range. Combining these innovative technologies offers those working on both large and smaller-scale new-build or retrofit projects the opportunity to benefit from optimum efficiency and a complete heating solution that can be relied on for years to come. When installing a Grant Integrated Unit, it is very important that the unit is correctly sized to ensure the hot water needs of the building are fulfilled. The technical specialists at Grant can help size the unit and actively work with BER assessors, engineers and architects across Ireland to meet compliance requirements as required under Part L of the Building Regulations, including the EPC (energy performance co-

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Grant’s new 210 litre Integrated Unit hot water cylinder.

efficient) and the CPC (carbon performance co-efficient). Those working in residential construction can also avail of Grant’s free heating design service which enables Grant’s technical specialists to size and specify the most efficient heating system for the individual property, helping to save valuable time for those working on large projects. “We are extremely pleased to kick off the new year with the launch of our new Grant Integrated Unit,” said Barry Gorman, National Renewable Sales Manager at Grant. “This technology has been designed to help those on the journey to more sustainable heating and to provide a simplified and faster installation process. This pre-plumbed and pre-wired unit offers those working in construction another reliable heating technology from Grant.” With over 40 years’ experience in the heating industry, Grant has developed an outstanding reputation for excellence within the construction and manufacturing industry and continues to be an industry leader. Visit www.grant.eu for more information on Grant’s range of innovative heating solutions. Follow Grant on Facebook and Twitter @GrantIRL or Instagram @Grant_IRL. Think Heating. Think Grant. Q

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