ADVECO LTD
UNIT 7 & 8
ARMSTRONG MALL
SOUTHWOOD BUSINESS PARK
FARNBOROUGH
HAMPSHIRE GU14 0NR
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Suppliers of: Gas Boilers, Air Source Heat Pumps, Packaged Plant Rooms, Renewable Heating, Commercial Heating Systems, Solar Thermal Heating, Heat Recovery, Water Heating
Adveco – The Hot Water Specialists - Bespoke & Packaged Domestic Hot Water Systems for Commercial Projects
Adveco Ltd. is the trusted specialist provider of bespoke, low-carbon hot water and heating systems to the building services industry. Adveco is the single source for system design, supply, commissioning and warranty service. Our services include onsite metering, engineer assessment, and theoretical modelling. Adveco also provides a wide range of options for electric and gas water heating, incorporating the latest heat pumps, solar thermal, electric boilers, cylinders, gas water heaters and boilers, and heat recovery technologies. From individual appliances to full systems that can be packaged or even built off-site and delivered ready for installation, Adveco is able to support projects with bespoke offerings that ensure optimal and cost-effective operation and a route to reducing carbon emissions from your buildings.
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Our sectors include:
- Education
- Healthcare
- Hotels
- Leisure
- Offices
- Public Sector
- Restaurants & bars
Our Product Ranges:
Water Heating - Commercial Hot Water Systems:
Data gathering, sizing and bespoke system recommendation for commercial properties intending to replace legacy gas systems.
A range of ASHP’s with above average seasonal coefficient of performance (SCOP), for DHW system pre-heat
- FPi-32 Air Source Heat Pumps
- L70 Air Source Heat Pump
- FUSION Packaged Electric Water Heating System
Compact, efficient systems for carbon reduction in commercial buildings which use large amounts of daily hot water, whether on gas or electric.
- Solar Collectors
- Solar Thermal Drainback
- SGE Water Heater with Integrated Solar
A wide selection of highly efficient condensing gas water heaters. Choose from glass-lined or stainless steel vessels with a range of tank sizes to meet project demands.
- AD Water Heaters
- AD Plus Instantaneous Water Heaters
- BFC Cyclone Water Heater
- Innovo Water Heater
- SGE Water Heater
- Twister II Water Heater
For the widest selection of commercial-grade hot water cylinders with indirect-fired water heaters, calorifiers and buffers for various DHW applications requiring large volume storage of water at high temperatures.
- SSB, SSI, SST Stainless Steel Hot Water Tanks
- ATSx Stainless Steel Hot Water Tanks
- GL Hot water Cylinders
- MSS Premium Steel Buffers
- IT Indirect Tanks
- ITS Twin Coil Indirect Tanks
- ST Storage Tanks
A range of electric boilers and water heaters designed to cut carbon emissions in line with net zero strategies and drive greater efficiency and longevity optimising capital investments.
- ARDENT Floor-Standing & Wall-Mounted Electric Boilers
- FUSION Packaged Electric & Packaged Renewable Water Heaters
- SSB-E Stainless Steel Electric Water Heaters
- DRE Electric Water Heaters
- EES Electric Water Heaters
A range of electric immersion heaters and kits for use with water heating systems. Ideally suited as backup heat sources in a wide variety of applications, they are an excellent choice for low carbon top up heating when paired with renewables.
- EB Series
- E Series
The HR001, is a standalone Heat Recovery Unit providing a convenient, packaged unit to recover refrigerant system waste heat. Perfect for commercial organisations that make use of large chiller or refrigeration technology as part of their day to day operations, such as restaurants and large-scale catering facilities in hotels, schools or universities and retailers holding frozen stock.
Creating a modern, efficient, cost-effective, and sustainable hot water & heating system is not just advantageous, it is increasingly becoming a demand as the United Kingdom transitions towards a more environmentally friendly Net-Zero nation by 2050.
- Low Carbon Packaged e32-Hot Water System
- MD Floor Standing Boilers
- MD Wall Hung Boilers
- MSB Standard Steel Heating Buffers
- Chilled Water Tanks
Adveco Ltd. employ an experienced team of industry professionals to provide first class services including technical support. An in-house technical department is available to provide specialist technical information and support for any query.
Further technical information is valiable through the Manufacturer’s own website or from the BPi Download Library
Adveco’s Bill Sinclair Elected Chair Of ICOM Commercial Heating Technical Committee
The Industrial and Commercial Heating Equipment Association (ICOM) has announced the appointment of Adveco technical director Bill Sinclair as its new chair of the Commercial Heating Technical Committee (CHTC).
Consisting of commercial heating and hot water appliance manufacturers, the emphasis of the ICOM CHTC is on matters impacting technical advancement, including appliance production, certification and maintenance. The group works to guide UK and CEN standards and European legislation affecting products, as well as advising on and influencing political decision-making which can affect product design and characteristics.
Bill Sinclair, chair of ICOM CHTC, said, “Since 1933 ICOM has been a singular voice representing the interests of the non-domestic heating sector. Today, as the pressure of change increases, and the industry rallies behind the drive toward the decarbonisation of commercial buildings in the UK, ICOM’s role in driving technical and commercial thought and garnering Government support for better design, manufacture and implementation of heating equipment has never been more important.”
ICOM leverages the commercial and technical expertise of its membership via product-related groups and close links with other trade associations to share knowledge on industry issues of common interest. Creating this shared depth of expertise generates greater influence and impact when presenting best practice to members and for lobbying UK Government and European Committees.
Steve McConnell, director, ICOM, said, “The work of the CHTC is extremely valuable, ensuring ICOM remains effective at a very important time in the commercial heating sector. The resources ICOM produces, both technical and commercial, not only provide tangible benefits to members, but also increase engagement with decision makers in Government. One of ICOM’s key strengths.”
“ICOM has always evolved to meet and advance heating and hot water solutions for the benefit of the industry’s members, clients and, more so than ever, the wider environment”, Bill observed. “It is therefore an incredible honour to be elected to the role of ICOM CHTC chair, supporting the association at such a critical time in the evolution of the UK’s response to the need for more efficient, cost-effective and sustainable industrial and commercial heating.”
Originally the British Oil Burner Manufacturers’ Association (BOBMA), ICOM has extended its reach and membership steadily over the past 90 years so that it now covers all aspects of energy-related business activities, with targeted working groups that deliver technical advice to inform government departments.
With more than twenty years of industry experience in mechanical engineering and as technical director at award-winning hot water specialists Adveco, Bill Sinclair continues to manage the company’s bespoke design and engineering team, as well as driving innovation in product and system development of water heating systems for commercial and light industrial applications.
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Building And Facilities News Bestows Its Company of The Year Award on Adveco For Advancing Building Sustainability In The UK
Hot water specialist Adveco has been named a Building and Facilities News (BFN) Company Of The Year Award Winner for Dedication In Sustainability due to its ongoing work developing and promoting more sustainable alternatives for the provision of business-critical hot water services across the commercial built environment.
Adveco continues to win official plaudits for its ground-breaking work and strongly independent stance on delivering sustainability through better design and implementation of lower-carbon hot water systems in commercial buildings. Hot water remains a key business service for critical operations, but also a major contributor to building emissions across the commercial and public sectors. Adveco recognises the importance of reducing carbon emissions from business operations, but also understands that the cost of necessary change cannot become an obstacle to delivering onward sustainability strategies.
Today, designing a successful domestic hot water (DHW) system for a commercial building necessitates a thorough understanding of system design. One which demands a nuanced approach, carefully balancing adherence to stringent building legislation, paramount safety considerations, economic viability, and the growing imperative of environmental sustainability. Meeting building regulations and safety should be non-negotiable, but the demand for sustainability can, concerningly, begin to blur these lines. Requirements placed upon commercial organisations are also typified by a lack of guidance and support at the highest levels in the UK, which is allowing for misinformation and poor advice to seep into the specification and installation processes.
Greg Brushett, Sales Director Adveco, said, “It’s really important to not only highlight issues as we work towards net zero, but actively address the challenges of new technology and ageing infrastructure conceived before environmentalism and net zero became formal industry goals. This Building and Facilities news award not only recognises Adveco’s work in developing hybrid water heating systems that cost-effectively reduce daily carbon emissions by embracing solar thermal and heat pumps. But also, the intensive and time-consuming work invested in methods that enable older buildings to bridge to transitional technologies without negatively impacting building structure or daily operations.“
By working closely with specifiers, installers and particularly commercial building operators, Adveco is helping define an integrated perspective of critical factors that will advance building sustainability faster, while able to still prioritise safety and minimise costs now and in the future. In doing so, organisations have a real chance of delivering on net zero promises by 2050.
Read more here: https://issuu.com/baitmedialibrary/docs/building_facilities_news_issue_1007?fr=xKAE9_zMzMw
