JAGA UK
JAGA HOUSE
ORCHARD BUSINESS PARK
BROMYARD ROAD
LEDBURY
HEREFORDSHIRE HR8 1LG
Tel: 01531 631533
Fax: 01531 631534
Suppliers of: jaga radiators LST radiators low surface temperature radiators LST radiators trench heating convector trench heaters
JAGA UK
The UK distributor of the award-winning, energy efficient heating, cooling and ventilation solutions offered by Jaga NV. Designing products with our climate in mind. Jaga products include LST (low surface temperature) radiators, radiators specially designed for use with heat pumps, fan assisted dynamic heating and ventilation systems, trench and perimeter heating products and designer radiators. The Jaga range is suitable for new build or refurbishment work in homes, offices, hotels, residential healthcare and social housing, hospitals, public buildings, schools and colleges and educational building projects. Our mission is to help our customers design and deliver successful construction and refurbishment projects by
- Supplying innovative building products and solutions
- Providing excellent support and technical expertise
- Delivering flexible, reliable logistics and outstanding customer services
- Use the companies 5 values: Respect Nature, Awake the Artist, Dream a Future, Create Emotion & Building Bridges to develop our products and inform all decisions
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Main Product Ranges:
Jaga LST Radiators (Low Surface Temperature)
Jaga offers the UK’s most comprehensive range of high quality Low Surface Temperature (LST) radiators, each with a safe-to-touch casing, rounded corners and fully concealed valve connections. Some models can be designed with fully concealed pipework, anti bacterial coating and continuous casings as well as the options for pencil-proof grilles and re-enforced casing. LST radiators are perfect for use in all public locations, but especially in schools or healthcare environments such as care homes, where safety and care are of paramount importance.
Jaga Trench & Perimeter Heating
Trench and perimeter heating options allow you to maximise available floor-space and offer unobstructed views without losing valuable heat output. Ideal for countering draughts from the glazed windows commonly found installed at modern office developments, Jaga’s sub-floor trench options start from a depth of just 6cm, with stylish above-floor perimeter options available where required.
A wide range of Jaga heating solutions not only successfully warm an interior, but can also be used in conjunction with Jaga’s demand controlled mechanical ventilation solution, Oxygen. The ability to ventilate means fresh, clean air is constantly pumped into a room, boosting the indoor air quality of any interior – removing excess moisture and pollutants in the air. Jaga Oxygen constantly monitors the air to ensure optimum indoor air quality is maintained without over ventilating which can cause wasted energy.
Jaga offers a wide range of 2-in-1 heating and cooling systems, that not only warm an interior, but are quick to adapt to cooling until the desired temperature is reached. Jaga products built with the cooling function are highly responsive to temperature changes, making them the ideal solution for warming in the winter, and cooling in the summer.
Jaga also offers a range of designer, freestanding, wall mounted and towel radiators. Jaga UK is the trading name of Jaga Heating Products (UK) Ltd.
Further technical information and useful resources are available on the Jaga website or via the BPi download library
These files are provided by the manufacturer. While Building Products Index takes every care to ensure the information is correct and up to date, we cannot be held liable for any out of date or incorrect information in them. Please check with the supplier before specifying or purchasing products.
1. Jaga 2019 Product Catalogue
Jaga range of radiators
Published [18/03/19]File size [45472 KB]
1. Jaga LST Brochure 2018
Low Surface Temperature (LST) Radiators
Published [28/08/18]File size [6042 KB]
2. Jaga Oxygen Brochure Nov 2017
heating and ventilation system. Heating, Ventilation and Cooling system with radiator mounted air refresh units and c02 sensors
Published [28/08/18]File size [2361 KB]
3. Jaga Trench Heating Solutions
trench heating
Published [28/08/18]File size [3117 KB]
4. Jaga Angula Plus Vertical Radiators
Distinctively elegant vertical radiators
Published [15/02/18]File size [1950 KB]
5. Jaga Facade Ventilation Guide 2018
facade heating
Published [07/06/19]File size [5968 KB]
Jaga Accolade Deco Towel Radiators
Accolade deco towel radiator
Published [19/05/17]File size [1890 KB]
Jaga Aristocrat Elite Towel Rail
ARISTOCRAT Elite towel rail for every situation
Published [19/05/17]File size [1119 KB]
Jaga AVS Unit Heater
Faster heating up, lower energy consumption unit heater
Published [14/06/19]File size [4978 KB]
Jaga Brise Heating and cooling from a single radiator
Heating and cooling from a single radiator
Published [28/08/18]File size [1820 KB]
Jaga Briza 12 Heating & Cooling Brochure
heating and cooling ventilation
Published [31/05/19]File size [2007 KB]
Jaga Briza 22 EC Hybrid Built In Catalogue
heating and cooling systems
Published [31/05/19]File size [7662 KB]
Jaga Briza 22 Heating & Cooling Brochure
heating and cooling ventilation
Published [31/05/19]File size [3345 KB]
Jaga Built In Product Info
perfect recessed heating system
Published [31/05/19]File size [686 KB]
Jaga Canal Compact & Canal Plus Radiators
Published [09/07/15]File size [836 KB]
Jaga Clima Canal Combined Heating, Cooling & Ventilation Unit
Complete climate control and high power
Published [31/05/19]File size [1305 KB]
Jaga Clima Canal Low Temperature Radiator
Low Temperature radiator Heating and cooling
Published [18/06/18]File size [2985 KB]
Jaga Clima Quatro Canal
Super powered climate control for 4-pipe systems
Published [31/05/19]File size [1271 KB]
Jaga DBE Renovation Set Radiators Range
LST Radiators and heating
Published [09/07/15]File size [2478 KB]
Jaga Deco Panel Horizontal Radiator
The Deco range of column radiators offers a huge range of elegant options.
Published [31/05/19]File size [577 KB]
Jaga Deco Panel Radiator
Classic design panel radiators
Published [31/05/19]File size [513 KB]
Jaga Deco Space Radiator
Striking and timeless radiators
Published [31/05/19]File size [596 KB]
Jaga Eyecatchers Radiator Brochure
Panel Plus Radiators,
Published [25/10/13]File size [7763 KB]
Jaga Freedom Radiators
Freedom of choice in energy source, installation and application.
Published [31/05/19]File size [1705 KB]
Jaga Geo Horizontal Radiator
Published [14/06/19]File size [307 KB]
Jaga Geo Vertical Radiator
Published [14/06/19]File size [462 KB]
Jaga Grilles Energy Savers for Underfloor Units
For Mini Canal, Canal Plus and Canal Compact radiators
Published [31/05/19]File size [1299 KB]
Jaga Guardian LST Brochure
Jaga Low-H2O radiators
Published [31/05/19]File size [4405 KB]
Jaga Heating & Ventilation in Schools
Heating and ventilation in schools
Published [07/06/19]File size [5620 KB]
Jaga Heatwave Designer Radiators
Published [14/06/19]File size [707 KB]
Jaga Iguana Angula Plus Radiator
Published [31/05/19]File size [435 KB]
Jaga Iguana Aplano Radiator
Published [14/06/19]File size [383 KB]
Jaga Iguana Arco Visio Radiator
Published [14/06/19]File size [677 KB]
Jaga Iguana Circo Wall Radiator
circo wall radiator
Published [14/06/19]File size [425 KB]
Jaga Iguana Corner Radiator
corner radiator
Published [14/06/19]File size [370 KB]
Jaga Installation In A Wall Recess
Published [31/05/19]File size [1593 KB]
Jaga Knockonwood Freestanding DBE Radiator
Published [31/05/19]File size [570 KB]
Jaga Knockonwood Product Catalogue
radiators with wood casings
Published [28/08/18]File size [1367 KB]
Jaga Linea Plus Freestanding Radiator
Published [14/06/19]File size [648 KB]
Jaga Linea Plus Freestanding Radiator
Freestanding Radiators
Published [28/08/18]File size [1432 KB]
Jaga Maxi 2020 LST Brochure
LST radiators
Published [31/05/19]File size [4864 KB]
Jaga Micro Canal Trench Heating
Trench heating with minimal recess depth
Published [14/06/19]File size [2505 KB]
Jaga Mini Canal DBE Radiator
High output at low water temperatures
Published [14/06/19]File size [1452 KB]
Jaga Mini Freestanding DBE Radiator
for spaces with large windows, glazed facades, window displays, conservatories, under window seats and dwarf walls.
Published [31/05/19]File size [450 KB]
Jaga Mini Freestanding Product Info
Mini Freestanding Radiator
Published [28/08/18]File size [1161 KB]
Jaga Mini Wall Mounted Radiators
Extremely suited to spaces with large windows and for dwarf walls under window seats
Published [31/05/19]File size [628 KB]
Jaga Moon and Crossroads Radiator
Published [14/06/19]File size [756 KB]
Jaga Oxygen Heating & Ventilation
Published [31/05/19]File size [408 KB]
Jaga Panel Plus Freestanding Radiator
Space saving, streamlined, compact radiators
Published [31/05/19]File size [554 KB]
Jaga Panel Plus Horizontal Radiator
Streamlined, compact radiators
Published [31/05/19]File size [753 KB]
Jaga Panel Plus Radiator
Wall or super compact solid skirting or horizontal radiators
Published [31/05/19]File size [413 KB]
Jaga Play Radiator
Published [14/06/19]File size [755 KB]
Jaga Sani Bow & Sani Basic Pure and Simple Towel Rail
Sani Bow & Sani Basic Pure and Simple Towel Rail
Published [19/05/17]File size [1473 KB]
Jaga Sani Louvre Towel Radiators
Sani Louvre Towel Radiators
Published [19/05/17]File size [1674 KB]
Jaga Sani Panel Flat Towel Radiator
Jaga Sani Panel Flat Towel Radiator
Published [29/01/18]File size [1639 KB]
Jaga Sani Ronda Radiator
Sani Ronda Radiator Ideal for kitchen or bathroom
Published [19/05/17]File size [1702 KB]
Jaga Sentinel LST Slimmest Radiator
Sentinel slimmest LST radiator
Published [19/05/17]File size [1389 KB]
Jaga Strada Brochure 2018
Low water content, fast and efficient radiators
Published [31/05/19]File size [4341 KB]
Jaga Tempo Continuous
LST Radiators
Published [15/05/17]File size [617 KB]
Jaga Tempo LST Brochure
LST Radiators
Published [31/05/19]File size [4488 KB]
Jaga Tetra Radiator
Published [14/06/19]File size [421 KB]
Jaga Top Performer Radiators
Published [25/10/13]File size [2883 KB]
Jaga Towel Radiators
Published [09/07/15]File size [700 KB]
Jaga Values
Published [09/07/15]File size [8195 KB]
Jaga Vertiga Radiator
Published [31/05/19]File size [924 KB]
Jaga Vertiga Radiators
Published [14/06/19]File size [924 KB]
Jaga Wave Elegant Towel Rail
Wave Elegant towel rail with convex horizontal bars
Published [19/05/17]File size [1234 KB]
Jaga What Is Low H2O The Low Mass Radiator
RADIATOR WITH SUPER FAST HEAT CONDUCTIVITY
Published [25/10/13]File size [1956 KB]
These files are provided by the manufacturer. While Building Products Index takes every care to ensure the information is correct and up to date, we cannot be held liable for any out of date or incorrect information in them. Please check with the supplier before specifying or purchasing products.
Briza Wall – BIM Files
Briza Wall – BIM Files
Briza Wall Mounted LST Radiators – BIM Files
Published [20/05/19]
Clima Canal – BIM Files
Clima Canal – BIM Files
Clima Canal Trench Heating – BIM Files
Published [20/05/19]
Guardian LST – BIM Files
Guardian LST – BIM Files
Guardian LST Radiators – BIM Files
Published [20/05/19]
Maxi 2020 LST – BIM Files
Maxi 2020 LST – BIM Files
Maxi 2020 LST Radiators – BIM Files
Published [20/05/19]
Micro Canal – BIM Files
Micro Canal – BIM Files
Micro Canal Trench Heating – BIM Files
Published [20/05/19]
Mini Canal Angled Trench – BIM Files
Mini Canal Angled Trench – BIM Files
Mini Canal Angled Trench Heating – BIM Files
Published [20/05/19]
Mini Canal Curved Trench – BIM Files
Mini Canal Curved Trench – BIM Files
Mini Canal Curved Trench Heating – BIM Files
Published [20/05/19]
Mini Canal DBE trench – BIM Files
Mini Canal DBE trench – BIM Files
Mini Canal DBE trench Heating – BIM Files
Published [20/05/19]
Mini Canal Trench – BIM Files
Mini Canal Trench – BIM Files
Mini Canal Trench Heating – BIM Files
Published [20/05/19]
Mini Freestanding – BIM File
Mini Freestanding – BIM File
Mini Freestanding Trench Heating – BIM File
Published [20/05/19]
Mini Wall Mounted – BIM File
Mini Wall Mounted – BIM File
Mini Wall Mounted Trench Heating – BIM File
Published [20/05/19]
Oxygen CO2 Sensor – BIM File
Oxygen CO2 Sensor – BIM File
Oxygen CO2 Sensor Heating Controls – BIM File
Published [20/05/19]
Oxygen Smart Switch – BIM File
Oxygen Smart Switch – BIM File
Oxygen Smart Switch Trench Heating – BIM File
Published [20/05/19]
Panel Plus Freestanding – BIM File
Panel Plus Freestanding – BIM File
Panel Plus Freestanding LST Radiators – BIM File
Published [20/05/19]
Panel Plus Horizontal – BIM Files
Panel Plus Horizontal – BIM Files
Panel Plus Horizontal LST Radiators – BIM Files
Published [20/05/19]
Panel Plus Vertical – BIM File
Panel Plus Vertical – BIM File
JAGA Vertical Panel LST Radiators
Published [20/05/19]
Strada Wall – BIM File
Strada Wall – BIM File
Strada Wall Mounted LST Radiators – BIM File
Published [20/05/19]
Tempo LST – BIM Files
Tempo LST – BIM Files
Tempo LST Radiators – BIM Files
Published [20/05/19]
JAGA - WHAT ARE LOW SURFACE TEMPERATURE RADIATORS?
Low surface temperature (LST) radiators are a safer alternative to traditional radiators, and are well suited to all kinds of healthcare buildings, residential accommodation, schools and nurseries.
WHY ARE LST RADIATORS A SAFER ALTERNATIVE?
At the top-end of their operating range, the casing of a steel panel radiator might reach a temperature of 80 deg.C. That’s enough to cause potentially severe burns to anybody who touches it for more than a few seconds – and even partial burns are possible with the briefest of contact.
The heating element and pipework in an LST radiator are decoupled from the casing, so no part of the surface exceeds 43 deg.C. Staying cool-to-touch, even in the event of thermostat failure, means LST radiators meet safety standards for healthcare and education environments, protecting children, the elderly and other vulnerable people.
A traditional radiator can be ‘converted’ to LST through the use of guarding. But, while the guarding is safe to touch, it acts as a barrier to heat transmission and becomes less efficient. LST radiators are a full safety offering – often featuring all of their pipework hidden inside the casing – without compromising performance. An LST radiator is also defined by more than just temperature. Other safety features – like rounded corners and chamfered edges, compared to the sharp edges of other radiator designs – protect anybody who might fall onto or collide with the radiator, reducing the likelihood of physical injury
WHAT OTHER FEATURES CAN LST RADIATORS OFFER?
Although not part of what defines a radiator as ‘LST’, a common feature is a heating element/coil – like Jaga’s Low H2O technology – that uses only a fraction of the water of a steel panel radiator.
The reduced water volume – around 10% of the volume in a standard steel panel radiator – means the radiator warms up and cools down faster. Building occupants have easier and better control over maintaining comfortable room temperatures, as the effect of a change is felt sooner, rather than waiting for an extended period in an uncomfortably hot or cold environment.
A faster thermal response places less demand on the heating source, whether a boiler or a heat pump. By not having to work as hard, fuel and energy consumption is reduced, leading to greater efficiency and reduced carbon dioxide emissions.
LST OPTIONS FOR DIFFERENT APPLICATIONS
Again, while not part of what makes an LST radiator specifically, the casing design of a radiator has an influence on performance.
Jaga use aluminium or copper for some of the range, which also contributes to faster thermal response. However, steel remains an option, especially for buildings such as schools and hospitals. These dynamic environments present particular challenges where the safety features of an LST radiator need to be combined with a robust design.
Jaga offer a comprehensive range of low surface temperature (LST) and cool-to-touch radiators for use in residential, healthcare and educational buildings. To find out more about Jaga’s energy efficient heating technology and solutions, call 01531 631533 or visit https://www.jaga.co.uk/.
JAGA - DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS FOR RADIATORS IN CARE HOMES
There is no ‘one size fits all’ approach to providing heating in care homes, because the needs of residents vary depending on the nature of the care requirements. Residential care is often provided for very specific needs, such as stroke patients or people with Alzheimer’s or other forms of dementia.
Product specification must take those needs into account and be tailored accordingly, including meeting any specific design or technical guidance. However, it’s possible to identify a number of general design features that radiators offered for use in care homes should incorporate.
Vulnerable people may naturally use a radiator for support, accidentally fall against a radiator and not be able to move themselves away, or intentionally touch a radiator but experience delayed or minimal sensation.
LOW SURFACE TEMPERATURE
When the surface temperature of a traditional steel panel radiator can reach as high as 75 or 80 deg.C – enough to cause partial burns with a brief touch or severe burns with prolonged contact – any of those scenarios could be potentially dangerous.
Low surface temperature (LST) radiators are designed specifically to provide cool-touch surfaces, never exceeding 43 deg.C even if the thermostat fails.
Traditional radiators can be provided with guarding that remains cool to touch, but the guarding impacts on the efficiency of the heating. An LST radiator, by contrast, is designed specifically so as to be safe without compromising performance – and often incorporates pipework within its casing for complete peace of mind.
PROTECT RESIDENTS FROM INJURY
It’s not just the surface temperature of a radiator that can be a risk. Any hard contact with a radiator can also cause bodily injury, especially to frail individuals.
For that reason, many LSTs also feature rounded corners and chamfered edges to help minimise the potential for injury due to unwanted contact or collision.
EFFICIENCY AND RESPONSE
New-build care homes are likely to feature state-of-the-art, highly efficient boilers or heat pumps, but an existing building could be saddled with an old heating system that is being upgraded in piecemeal fashion or cannot benefit from wholesale replacement.
Radiators need to be able to make the best of whatever heating source is available, and be effective in providing care home occupants with a comfortable internal environment. They should therefore be responsive to heating controls, warming up or cooling down quickly to avoid excessive and unnecessary energy use.
A typical LST radiator uses around 10% of the water volume of a steel panel radiator, and the casing is lighter weight. These features mean the effect of temperature control is felt by occupants sooner, rather than them waiting for an extended period in uncomfortable conditions while the large mass of water in a traditional radiator changes temperature.
AESTHETICS AND DESIGN
Compared to protecting residents from burns or injury, aesthetics may seem like a relatively trivial item to think about.
However, any type of building can be a care home. A clean-sheet-of-paper new-build might offer freedom of product choice, but the sympathetic conversion of an historical building could impose constraints on the type of radiator, especially if it has to fit with existing features and finishes.
The wellbeing of residents is affected by their enjoyment of a space and how comfortable they feel in it, so choosing radiators that look right as well as perform to the necessary standard is an important part of the specification process.
Jaga offer a comprehensive range of low surface temperature (LST) radiators with safety features such as chamfered edges and rounded corners, for use in all types of care home accommodation. To find out more about how Jaga’s energy efficient heating technology and solutions can benefit your specifications, call 01531 631533 or visit https://www.jaga.co.uk/.
