Archive for category: HVAC

CE marking: what to look out for

6 August, 2012 (14:10) | HVAC, POWER GEN | By: danyo

Despite the fact that all potentially exported technical insulation sold into HVAC and industrial applications within Europe must now bear the CE mark to show compliance with the Construction Products Directive (89/106/EEC) it seems there is still some confusion in the industry regarding the CE mark and what it covers in relation to such products. [...]

On your CE marks…

3 July, 2012 (16:17) | HVAC, POWER GEN | By: danyo

This month sees the introduction of mandatory CE marking for all thermal insulation for building equipment and industrial applications under the Construction Products Directive (89/106/EEC).  This means it now covers products for the HVAC and power generation sectors. Get set… In a nutshell, CE marking demonstrates that products have been tested according to European directives [...]

Isover Technical Insulation CIBSE accredited CPDs

22 May, 2012 (14:06) | HVAC | By: danyo

Saint-Gobain Isover’s Technical Insulation CPDs offer an opportunity to update and upskill knowledge in key areas of Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning systems and their regulatory requirements. Why not come along and feed your imagination? At Saint-Gobain Isover, we focus on the unique thermal, acoustic, fire protection and environmental demands of the HVAC market. Our [...]

Choosing technical insulation: five key considerations

18 May, 2012 (10:41) | HVAC | By: danyo

Using the right insulation for technical applications such as heating, ventilation or air conditioning is vital, but what should you look for when deciding which product to use?  Annemarie Shotton, Technical Insulation Product Manager for Saint-Gobain Isover, lists five key considerations when it comes to technical insulation: 1. Thermal performance With tightening legislation, choosing products [...]

Making a brand stronger

26 March, 2012 (15:32) | HVAC | By: danyo

Companies with the strongest brands treat branding as an investment, not a cost. They also go to great lengths to be consistent across global markets by protecting their brand and sometimes this involves taking the decision to standardise product names so they can be recognised anywhere in the world. A couple of examples of memorable [...]