Health Service gets a Lift with Grundfos

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Contributing to the operating efficiency of seven new health centres in Nottingham is the use of Grundfos Magna commercial circulators.
Seven new health centres in North Nottingham all use Grundfos Magna commercial circulators in their services systems. Installed by F. G. Skerrit of Nottingham, these were the first A-rated pumps on the market can use up to 80% less energy than fixed-speed counterparts. Other Grundfos equipment installed in these health centres include TPED efficient inline pumps, IMpress pressurisation units an Hydro Multi E packaged booster sets. This £34 million LiftCo (Local Improvement Finance Trust) will deliver one-stop primary care to the heart of their communities.
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