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Colfix Case Study |
| Colfix, needed to retrofit air conditioning to eight
offices on the 1st floor. Turning to the expertise of EJ Fidgeon who recommended the Hi-Velocity System as the ideal solution.
The Hi-Velocity System offers draft free air flow, even temperatures from floor to
ceiling, air filtration and fresh air. As the system is fast and easy to fit, it was
fitted during normal working hours with no disruption to the office operations. |
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O'Hara's Solicitors |
| When O’Hara’s Solicitors asked their Architect Robert
Nanassi about air conditioning their new offices, Robert suggested the Hi-Velocity
System. Having used the Hi-Velocity System on previous projects, Robert knew all
the benefits — efficient operation, low energy costs, no draughts or breezes and
quiet operation. |
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Thomas Hanratty's Roof Garden Restaurant |
| Thomas Hanratty, located in Ireland, wanted the very best in indoor comfort to
compliment the designer interior and top class finish of his new restaurant. The choice
was simple, the Hi-Velocity System. Now the customers enjoy uniform temperatures from
head to toe and don’t feel or notice where the heating or air conditioning is coming from.
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Apple Computer Store |
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This new Apple computer store is set in historic Yaletown Vancouver B.C. The district
is full of old warehouse buildings with low ceilings and large cross beams. The
building owner decided to go with Hi-Velocity equipment so that the ceiling height
could be maintained and no structural changes would be needed to the building. Energy
Saving Products Ltd. Hi-Velocity System was the ideal choice, the round plenum runs
on the ceilings with drilled outlets were easily installed. Using drilled outlets in
the plenum allowed for a fast setup time and was cost effective.
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The Summit House |
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The Summit House on Capital Hill in Seattle faced an interesting HVAC challenge: It is
a smoker’s bar and even the smokers complained that it was too smoky, hot, stuffy, and
dusty. The existing HVAC system consisted of few electric wall
heaters and a couple of noisy exhaust fans. The
Hi-Velocity System would prove to be an excellent choice.
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| Residential |
| Custom Home in Mayo Ireland |
| The large open plan first floor would have posed a challenge
to heat with conventional heating systems such as radiators or underfloor heating. The
Hi-Velocity system replaces the need for radiators or underfloor heating and gives even
temperatures throughout the home. Corner to corner, floor to ceiling there is less than
1°C difference from the thermostat setpoint.
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| Custom Home in Galaway Ireland |
| This custom home in Co. Galway measures 3400ft2. (310m2).
It is fully air conditioned and heated by two Hi-Velocity Systems with inverter driven air
source heat pumps. The owner wanted to maintain his home at 21°C all year round. Given the
design brief, EJ Fidgeon specified the Hi-Velocity System.
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| Noel Kelly case study |
| When Noel and Krista Kelly wanted the ultimate in indoor
comfort and efficiency, the choice was clear, the Hi-Velocity System. Delivering quiet,
comfortable and even temperatures throughout their new home, the system has exceeded
their expectations. “I didn’t want radiators” says Krista, “I can’t get comfortable with
radiators, being from Canada I’m used to a warm air heating. When I heard that the
Hi-Velocity System was available in Ireland, I immediately knew that it was the best
choice for our open plan house”
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| Mountain Home in Arkansas |
| Everything in this home is unique, this house is three
levels all timber framed, custom made cabinets, stone tread staircases, custom iron
handrails, an elevator and an outdoor pool with an infinity edge. A wood-burning
fireplace encompasses the living room with an overlooking view of Lake Noffork.
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| Smith & Sons Hydronics, Langley B.C. |
| Every year the Children’s Hospital has a Lottery for getting
money for new equipment. We were proud to provide the heating and domestic system for the
house. The house remains open for the public to view for a few months, and then the lottery
is held to decide who the lucky winner is of the house and contents.
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