Fan launch in line with GIP
Greenwood Airvac has launched the Unity CV2GIP dMEV fan, in line with GIP (Guaranteed Installed Performance), now a crucial part of the Building Regulations 2010.
Unity CV2GIP has been intelligently designed with speed and simplicity in mind. With fuss-free installation, Unity CV2GIP has over eight patents and registered designs, including a Twist-Lock front facia which simply turns for removal. On the inside, a hinge mechanism allows easy wiring access, with screws remaining within the casing to avoid misplacement - both especially valuable for ceiling applications.
Unity CV2GIP also benefits from Greenwood CommissionSMART technology, one of six new SMARTer design features, new sensors or controls now included on Greenwood products. Specifically designed to assist in the delivery of GIP (Guaranteed Installed Performance), Greenwood CommissionSMART technology results in an innovative touch-pad located at the front of the fan for fast and accurate commissioning.
Greenwood
0870 900 1880
www.greenwood.co.uk/GIP
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