Latest news from Vent-Axia
Published: Thursday 2nd September 2010
Due to the significant inflationary pressure experienced on sourcing raw materials, consumables, packaging and freight as well as the general weakening of the GBP over the last year or so, there will be an increase to the trade price list for all Vent-Axia products effective 1st September 2010.
Trade prices will increased by a flat rate of 5% for all products. Copies of our new trade price list are available on request by emailing sales@vent-axia.com.
Published: Tuesday 31st August 2010
With a win and a second at Cadwell Park today Worx Crescent Suzuki's Tommy Hill has finished the first nine-round stage of the British Superbikes Championship with the lead on points. Hill's team-mate Yukio Kagayama meanwhile took two seventh places finishes today to lift his standing in the championship to 12th.
Published: Tuesday 10th August 2010
The final whistle has blown for Vent-Axia’s Fan-tastic Footy promotion, with three lucky participants winning the top prizes in the ’ultimate draw’.
Launched on 1st February, the Fan-tastic Footy promotion gave Vent-Axia’s customers the chance to win an array of prizes, culminating in the ‘ultimate draw’ for two flat screen TVs and the first prize of £2,000 worth of holiday vouchers.
Published: Monday 9th August 2010
After set-up issues blighted Saturday's qualifying and race, Tommy Hill and Yukio Kagayama made good progress in today's racing at the eighth round of the 2010 British Superbikes Championship at Brands Hatch. Changes to the set-up on their Worx Crescent Suzukis saw Hill improve to finish with 6-4 results, while Kagayama placed 8-7. Hill's recovery helped him to maintain second place position in the BSB championship.
Published: Tuesday 27th July 2010
Vent-Axia held its first TOTUS seminar on 22 June at the Semiramis Intercontinental hotel in Cairo on the subject of Demand Energy Recovery Ventilation in the air conditioning environment.
The seminar included details on technology for energy efficient ventilation, demand energy recovery ventilation using the Sentinel TOTUS range of products, demonstrating the cost savings and the opportunity to reduce carbon footprint.
Published: Monday 26th July 2010
Vent-Axia, the leader in low carbon HEVAC systems, has strengthened its executive team with the promotion of Lee Nurse from Marketing Manager to Marketing Director.
Published: Monday 19th July 2010
Worx Crescent Suzuki's Tommy Hill rode two hard fought races at the seventh round of the British Superbikes Championship at Snetterton today to grab two second place finishes and take back the lead of the championship.
Published: Monday 12th July 2010
Vent-Axia, has launched a new Safety Extra Voltage Fan (SELV) version of its innovative Lo-Carbon™ Centra extract fan. A discreet, near silent dMEV solution, the Centra boasts the lowest specific fan power on SAP Appendix Q. Complying with Building Regulations Part F for continuous mechanical extract ventilation (System 3), Centra is capable of achieving up to 80% energy savings and a 62kg carbon reduction.
Published: Monday 12th July 2010
Vent-Axia, a leader in energy efficient technology, has launched a training initiative to help engineers gain Microgeneration Certification Scheme (MCS) accreditation and thus assist with the shortfall of MCS accredited heat pump installers. Vent-Axia’s MCS Assistance Scheme supports engineers offering a comprehensive fast-track route to MCS accreditation. Comprising all the business procedures and documentation needed to pass the MCS audit, the scheme also includes a raft of practical tools to help engineers in their day-to-day business.
Published: Monday 12th July 2010
Vent-Axia's innovative Lo-Carbon™ Sentinel Kinetic range has been shortlisted under the ‘Best Low or Zero Carbon Initiative’ category within the prestigious Housebuilder Awards 2010. The short listed high efficiency Sentinel Kinetic range comprises wholehouse mechanical ventilation units with heat recovery (MVHR), supplying a maximum airflow of 400m3/hr at 150Pa and offering up to 92% heat recovery.
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