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Product of the Month – October

Posted Date 18/10/2023

Winter is fast approaching! If you’re looking to keep your large indoor spaces warm during the chilly months ahead, our Product of the Month for October offers you a perfect solution – the Aurora FH4000 portable oil-fired heater.

With a heating capacity of up to 383kW, the FH4000 can efficiently heat spaces up to 8,457mᶟ in size. This heavy-duty heater is built to withstand tough industrial environments with its sturdy, lockable stainless steel chassis and fully automatic operation. Despite its rugged construction, the FH4000 delivers an impressive 92% fuel efficiency when used in recirculation mode. But what does this mean? Watch our video here.

September’s Product of the Month: Aurora FH 111 DV heater

Posted Date 21/09/2023

As summer’s end ushers in frosty temperatures, keeping facilities warm becomes critical. Our September product of the month, the Aurora FH 111 DV indirect fired oil heater, is a powerful, heavy-duty heating solution ready for winter.

This compact unit measures just 78cm wide, manoeuvring into tight spaces where bulkier heaters can’t. With 110kW of nominal heating capacity, the FH 111 DV efficiently warms large areas up to 2,440m3. It’s ideal for barns, warehouses, construction sites, events, and anywhere requiring robust indoor heating.

NHS’ new cancer centres require urgent source of heating

Posted Date 24/11/2022

Falling winter temperatures are normally the catalyst for the healthcare sector turning to us for their temporary heating requirements – and this year has been no different.

Last week, we were contacted by a client in southwest England who is building a new cancer centre on behalf of the NHS.

To ensure the project could be completed on time, it was imperative that a solution was found to combat the cold weather affecting wet trade drying times.

Within hours of receiving the inquiry, our local expert conducted a site survey. This process allowed us to ascertain that temperatures on the building site would need to be kept above 18 degrees.

Police station hires temporary heating solution during site refurb

Posted Date 04/01/2021

Before the renovation of a prominent London police station began, it was agreed by the construction company leading the project that a new heating system would be installed by a specialist mechanical contractor. Unfortunately, this part of the job has had to be pushed back as a result of a supply issue caused by the pandemic.

With much of the building still occupied while improvement work was being undertaken, it was essential for a temporary heating solution to be sourced to ensure desk officers and administrative staff based at the station were warm enough while carrying out their daily duties.