Gareth Lomax from Ardent Lift Consultancy provides a case study for a recent lift refurbishment scheme.
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When climate talks take place it’s easy to switch off as the messages seem to be aimed at governments rather than us as individuals.
Part of the many legislative documents relevant to lift installation is the LOLER [Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations 1998].
By replacing outdated lighting, Gateway Property Management have saved residents £19,850 as part of the refurbishment.
Landlords, property managers and residents management committees should cut energy usage to reduce bills rather than chase cheaper tariffs.
There are consequences when the lift is problematic, and these bring added pressures to bear on busy property managers.
Clock Changes and other Autumn Time Thoughts with Jordan Begg, Future Lighting’s Technical Director.
Energy supplies to individual flats are always charged at 5%. But is that the case when supplies are to a communal area?
As with all electro/mechanical equipment, lifts reach a point when parts begin to fail and the reliability of service is compromised.
Power station closures and lack of replacements means the UK is facing an energy shortage and the devaluation of the pound.