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Local Authorities are under increased pressure by Government to reduce the carbon footprints of schools, however, this cannot be achieved at the cost of good indoor air quality. Nygel Humphrey, Product Marketing Manager – Non-Residential at Vent-Axia explains how on-demand ventilation, coupled with high efficiency energy recovery provides both improved air quality as well as reducing carbon footprints and energy costs.

The Building Schools for the Future (BSF) programme seeks to create innovative and exciting learning environments for schools. Meanwhile, with research repeatedly citing the importance of good school ventilation in improving children’s learning outcomes, Nygel Humphrey, Product Manager, Non-residential at Vent-Axia explains how on-demand ventilation, coupled with high efficiency energy recovery, can play a significant role in achieving the BSF’s objective as well as reducing carbon footprints and energy costs.

Vent–Axia has announced that it will return its “Brand” to the 2010 British Superbike Championship, with personal sponsorship to Tommy Hill, who will ride for one of the leading teams in the series, Worx Crescent Suzuki. The “Vent-Axia Brand” will also appear on the bikes and team wear. Vent-Axia were last associated with the Championship in 2007 with the Paul Bird Stobart Honda Team, and have since then, continued its association in the World Superbike Championship with PBM and the Kawasaki Team.

Vent-Axia’s updated fan selector programmes is now available for download by clicking on the links below:

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The new programme now includes the Totus and eTurboprop ranges and calculates Specific Fan Power and noise at duty point.

With 2010 heralding football fever, Vent-Axia, leaders in air movement, is running its Fan-tastic Footy Sales Promotion. Launched on 1 February, the promotion will offer Vent-Axia customers the chance to win £2,000 of holiday vouchers.

Through the multi-billion pound Building Schools for the Future (BSF) investment programme, Vent-Axia is helping Newcastle schools meet optimum classroom ventilation standards and save energy with its state-of-the-art Sentinel Demand controlled ventilation system.

Vent-Axia, leaders in low carbon ventilation, has launched the high efficiency Sentinel Kinetic Plus, adding to its successful Sentinel Kinetic range of residential mechanical ventilation with heat recovery (MVHR) systems. Designed for larger newbuild properties and light commercial applications, the Sentinel Kinetic Plus, supplies a maximum airflow of 400m3/hr at 150Pa.

Lo-Carbon ventilation specialist Vent-Axia has teamed up on a recent project with Redbridge Homes, the arms length management organisation (ALMO) set up by the London Borough of Redbridge to manage and improve its housing stock. Vent-Axia is helping Redbridge Homes to save energy while providing a comfortable indoor environment for tenants with its state-of-the-art Lo-Carbon Sentinel Demand controlled ventilation system.

As private housebuilders face the 2010 deadline to meet Level 3 of the Code for Sustainable Homes on their developments, Vent-Axia has become the first manufacturer to launch a complete range of low energy DC residential fans. Following an expansion to Vent-Axia’s Lo-Carbon™ series of energy efficient ventilation products, housebuilders can be confident Vent-Axia will supply exactly the product they need to comply with the Code.