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Leading commercial building stakeholders and specialists from across the UAE got their first chance to experience Grundfos’ exciting new ultra-efficient water pressure boosting and chilled water distribution systems at a special CBS (Commercial Building Services) Day Event at Dubai’s Sofitel The Obelisk Hotel on 8th September.
The audience comprised of the top end-users, consultants and contractors, who experienced how Grundfos’ focus on innovation and sustainability has led to the development of new stand-alone pump technology that brings together the four key components of the current pre-packaged systems. The resulting self-controlling pump units are simpler and more efficient to install, commission and operate and help overcome many of the problems associated with current pressure boosting systems.
Headed by the company’s new Area Sales Director for CBS in the Gulf, Shiney Jacob, the Grundfos team officially launched the first pumping system in the UAE to feature the breakthrough technology – the Grundfos Hydro Multi-E. This revolutionary new pressure boosting system, fully engineered and designed by Grundfos, combines between two to four of the new variable frequency drive integrated pumps with IE5 efficiency, parallel connected in a single integrated unit and continuously communicating to ensure optimum efficiency whilst cutting energy and water consumption up to 33%.
Reinforcing Grundfos’ commitment to the CBS sector, the team then followed on with a second major launch of the Grundfos Distributed Pumping System. The next-generation chilled water distribution system replaces the traditional centralised pumps and control valves with new self-controlling intelligent pumps positioned throughout the system, ensuring energy savings up to 54%.
Delegates had a first-hand experience of the new Grundfos solutions' simplicity and efficiency. As always, Grundfos innovative solutions prove to be far easier to balance than traditional systems, generating pressure only when and where needed, and providing a more stable and reliable indoor climate, as well as improving Delta T and reducing pump energy use.
Shiney Jacob took the opportunity to reiterate Grundfos’ commitment to developing and offering sustainable solutions within commercial buildings.
“We are extremely proud today to be launching two ground-breaking solutions that will change the way that chilled water systems and pressure boosting systems are designed and operated in the future.”
“We look forward to working with all industry stakeholders to progressively address our region’s key water-related challenges in a way that is sustainable for the future and will contribute to achievement of the SDGs (sustainability development goals) and positively contribute to the Government’s vision of making UAE the most sustainable country in the world.”
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