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(56) November 2011 Cl/SFB (56) Domestic Heating Commercial Heating Water Heating Solar PV Solar Thermal Heat Pumps Flame Effect Fires Portable Heating heatNovember 2011 bookSpace and water heating solutions for today – and tomorrow www.dimplex.co.uk “Wherever you go across the country, you’ll find Dimplex heating and hot water solutions. In its field, Dimplex leads the world – making life more comfortable, in more ways, in more places, than any other company.” Electric heating is the fuel of the future – it’s very versatile and offers levels of safety, reliability, cleanliness and comfort unmatched by other fuels. Dwindling supplies of North Sea gas, security of supply, The government’s microgeneration strategy also promotes the yo-yoing fuel prices and the need to reduce the UK use of low carbon sources, such as heat pumps and solar, carbon footprint are all impacting on the way we heat to help in tackling climate change and Dimplex is deeply our buildings. committed to the development of product in this area. Whilst a summary of these products is in this brochure, please visit The government has set the UK on a clear path towards a future www.dimplexrenewables.co.uk for full details of our renewable where electricity generated from nuclear power and sustainable solutions. sources will provide the cornerstone of our energy requirements – low carbon, inexhaustible and freely available. And of course energy efficient electric heating appliances are by definition ‘renewables ready’, meaning that as more renewable and low carbon sources of supply become available, electricity will increasingly be favoured over gas. Long term, there is little doubt that the future is electric, which already has a number of benefits. heatbook GENERAL PURPOSE HEATERS Latitude® low profile convector heaters and portable fan heaters 62 Portable convector heaters, the Contrast range 63 Enviro-sensitive oil free column heaters, the OFRC range 64 Enviro-sensitive oil-free radiators, the Cadiz® Eco range 65 INTRODUCTION Oil-filled radiators, the OFX & MK1 ranges 66-67 The future is electric 4-5 Slimline heater, the DXLWP range 68 Dimplex is the right choice 6 Infra-red heaters, the IRX range & Frost Watcher, the FW600 69 Part L and the Code for Sustainable Homes 7 Multi-purpose heaters, the SCH5, the MPH range and the T range 70-71 Domestic heating guide 8 Commercial heating guide 9 FIRES & SURROUNDS Heating design guide 10-12 Optiflame ® and Opti-myst® effect fires, an overview 72-73 Freestanding Optiflame ® fires, the Lymington and MIR40 74 WHOLE HOUSE HEATING Fuel effect fires 75-76 DuoHeat® radiator range 13-15 Radiant wall fires, the Studio range 77 Electronic panel heaters, the EPX range 16-17 Panel heaters, the Monterey range 18-19 COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL Panel heaters, the Girona range 20-21 Over door heaters, the AC range 78-79 Radiant electronic panel heaters, the RPX range 22-23 Commercial air curtains, the CAB range NEW MODELS 80-81 Panel heaters, the PLX range 24-25 Commercial air curtains, the DAB range 82-83 Electronic panel heaters, the EVS range 26-27 Industrial air curtains, the IAB range 84 Controls 28-31 Architectural air curtains, the ARC range 85 Automatic and manual storage heaters, the XLN and XLSN ranges 32-33 Portable commercial fan heater, the CFP 86 Automatic and manual combination storage heaters, Compact commercial fan heaters, the PFH range 87 the CXLSN ranges 34-35 Commercial fan heaters, the CFS range 88-89 ‘Mini’ storage heaters – models XL6N and XLS6N automatic 36-37 Industrial fan heaters, the CFH range 90-91 Automatic fan storage heaters, the FXLi range 38-39 Outdoor patio heaters, the OPH range 92 Accessories for storage heaters 40 Compact patio heater, the CPH range 93 Quartzray ® heaters, the QXD range 94, 96-97 KITCHEN & BATHROOM HEATING Ceramic radiant heaters, the CXD range 95, 96-97 Radiant panel bathroom heaters, the Campaver range 41 Wall mounted fan convectors, the WFC range 98-99 Towel rails, the TDTR range 42-43 Commercial fan storage heaters, the VFMi range 100-101 Designer towel rails, the Lattimo range 44 Electricaire ducted warm air system 102-103 Corner mounted towel rail, the DLT200 45 Flameproof heaters, the FXPH range 104 Ladder towel rails, the DLR range 46-47 Air warmers, the HAW range 105 Ladder towel rail radiators, the BR range 48-49 Towel rails, the TR and S ranges 50-51 WATER HEATING Radiant panel bathroom heaters, the Apollo range 52 NEW Unvented water cylinders, the EC-Eau™ range 106-107 Controls 53 Downflow fan heaters, the FX range 54 RENEWABLE SOLUTIONS Downflow fan heaters, the FXIPX4 range 55 Solar PV an overview 108-109 Base unit heaters, the BFH electric range 56-57 Solar thermal hot water heating, an overview 110-111 Base unit heaters, the BUH hydronic range 58-59 Heat Pumps, an overview 112-113 Under-tile heating, the DTW range 60-61 SmartRad® fan convectors, an overview 114-115 ! Feedback questionnaire WIN £500 worth of Thank you for using the HeatBook from Dimplex. We are constantly looking for ways to improve the service that we offer you, and would like to know your thoughts on how you Argos use this publication. We understand that your time is valuable, which is why we would like vouchers to thank you for your response by offering you the chance to win £500 worth of Argos vouchers! Simply complete your details and return the questionnaire on the reverse of this page for your free chance to win! Tel:Name: Company: Job Title: Address: Email: Send to: Feedback, Dimplex UK Ltd, FREEPOST SCE15570, SOUTHAMPTON SO30 2YF WHY ELECTRIC HEATING? Flexible & Versatile Because electric heating doesn’t require a flue or pipe-work, there Low Capital & Installation Costs are none of the regulatory or planning issues associated with Easy to install, keeping costs to a minimum. Electric heating positioning of flues to restrict the building design. Electric heaters doesn’t require any pipe-work, just a connection to the electrical can also be installed virtually anywhere in the room, again aiding circuit[s]. For new build properties this means installation at the freedom of design. The versatility of electric heating can also be second fix wiring stage, and for refurbishments/replacements a major advantage for home extensions where the existing system it means minimal disruption for the household. Because the may have insufficient capacity to heat extra radiators. heaters can work as stand-alone units, it is easy to add heaters to Safe, Reliable Systems a system at any time as budgets permit. Whatever type of heating you specify, safety is always an important Low Life Ownership Costs consideration. Because electric heaters do not burn fuel internally There is often confusion about the running costs of electric to generate heat, there are none of the associated safety risks, heating compared with other fuels; however the cost of energy such as carbon monoxide poisoning or explosions. Storage based for different heating systems is only part of the equation. The true electric heating systems also provide continuous heat throughout cost is the lifetime costs of the system, which take into account the day, maintaining a consistent temperature in the building fabric. the fuel used and the hidden maintenance costs over its lifetime. This helps eliminate any long term building maintenance problems Electric heaters are 100% efficient at the point of use, so all associated with condensation, benefiting occupants with a healthier, the electricity used is converted directly into heat, unlike boiler- more comfortable living environment. based systems where energy is wasted through the flue. An electric heating system lasts an average of 50% longer than a Terms and conditions: The Dimplex HeatBook prize draw is open to UK residents aged 18 or over, except for employees of GDC gas system, the true ownership cost means that electric heating Group Ltd and anyone professionally associated with the draw. A winner will be picked at random on can be a more cost effective solution in many developments. For 30 March 2012, and notified in writing by 30 April 2012. Entries are valid provided they contain a name, an address and are on this Dimplex questionnaire. For prize draw results and/or a further copy of the more details, please visit our website www.dimplex.co.uk. questionnaire send an SAE to S. Hurworth, GDC Group Ltd, Millbrook House, Grange Drive, Hedge End, Southampton, SO30 2DF. Full terms and conditions are available on our website. Feedback questionnaire In which capacity do you interact with Dimplex products? Does the HeatBook provide all of the information Wholesaler Specifier Architect that you need? End user/Consumer Retailer Contractor Yes No How frequently do you use Dimplex products? What would you like to see more of in the HeatBook? Weekly Monthly Quarterly Annually Technical information Dimensions Images No further information is needed Which application do you use Dimplex products for? Domestic Commercial Industrial How do you access prices for Dimplex products? Internal database Have you ever used www.dimplex.co.uk External database (e.g. Luckins) Yes No Product supplier (e.g. wholesaler/retailer/specifier) Which product categories are you most interested in? Printed price list Commercial Controls Panel convectors Portable heating Renewables Fires Please add me to your database to receive product Storage heaters Water heating Towel rails news, offers and promotion details. No Maintenance and No Annual Inspection DIMPLEX IN TODAY’S WORLD Its important to consider the impact of maintenance and safety check requirements. With virtually no moving parts to break down or wear THE ENERGY SAVING ETHOS out, electric heating is extremely reliable. Gas boiler based systems on In heating, Dimplex has always been at the leading edge the other hand should be regularly serviced and, although not a legal of energy saving, so you can be sure to be ready for requirement in private properties, should be given an annual safety tomorrow’s world, today.
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