Focus on educational buildings: BSF initiative, classroom ventilation and building controls - March VoltiNEWS 2
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This week's newsletter focuses on educational buildings. This sector is currently undertaking an ambitious construction programme called Building Schools for the Future (BSF), the world's biggest school buildings investment that is set to rebuild or renew nearly every secondary school in England by 2020.
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Dear User
This week's newsletter focuses on the educational buildings. This sector is currently undertaking an ambitious construction programme called Building Schools for the Future (BSF), the world's biggest school buildings investment that is set to rebuild or renew nearly every secondary school in England by 2020. Along with reducing the carbon footprint, creating a healthy learning environment is key in building and refurbishing schools, including good ventilation, intelligent building controls, cable management and energy efficient lighting.
In this week’s VoltiNEWS, be sure to read the latest product news and technical articles, all focused on educational buildings. |
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| Question: I work as maintenance electrician at a university. In a ground floor cafeteria area where students and staff take rest periods, there are two air-conditioning plants fitted in the false ceiling to supply air to the open area. There is a fused double-pole switch adjacent to each air-conditioning unit. We have had occasions where the units have been switched off by people other than staff. My question is, can I change the double-pole switches with single-phase non-switched fused spur outlets so that the units cannot be switched off?
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