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Vulcana gas heaters cut school and temporary classroom heating costs
Published:  09 November, 2007

Vulcana Kestrel room-sealed gas heaters are ideal for schools because they do not use air from the classroom to support combustion, so maintain warmth and high air quality, even on the coldest days.

Most Kestrel heaters have an integral thermostat, with all controls inside a lockable compartment, and can be supplied in cool case versions or with protective guards to eliminate risks of accidents or interference with settings.

From the Kestrel 400 Super Economy, with 11.7 kW output, through the Kestrel 250S with 7.3 kW output and the Kestrel 150S with 4.4 kW output, Kestrel heaters are compact, good to look at and built to last. Designed and built in the UK by Vulcana Gas Appliances, Kestrel heaters lead the market in heat output per unit of floor space. Vulcana is one of Britain’s leading independent suppliers of gas space heating systems for public and commercial buildings and is well known in the education market for its cost-efficient heating solutions.

Room-sealed design means safety; the combustion within the heater does not use oxygen from the room so no new cold air has to be drawn into the room to require heating, and as a result room air quality is unaffected. Less cold air to heat equals less fuel used for heating, which enables Vulcana Kestrel gas heaters to cut fuel bills and increase comfort. Kestrel heaters do not necessarily have to be installed on an outside wall, since it is possible to install some of them with a remote flue up to four metres from the heater in any direction. Kestrel heaters have a powered flue, resulting in a neat unobtrusive wall terminal.

Vulcana offers warranty cover, cost-effective maintenance agreements and help every inch of the way.

Tel: 01444 415871
vulcanagas@pavilion.co.uk
www.vulcanagas.co.uk




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