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Indoor Air Quality Feature
Lightweight and compact ducted outdoor unit
THE NEW DUCTED outdoor unit is Fujitsu General’s most compact and lightweight high static ducted solution, delivering flexi- bility with a contemporary design. A reduc- tion in height and weight provides develop- ers and installers with more positioning options when adhering to the installation space requirements.
Fujitsu General Ducted air conditioning systems provide whole home comfort and greater flexibility over temperature control.
Features like optional zone control allow users to easily manage the air flow to different areas of the home to maximise comfort and minimise energy wastage.
The Ducted range offers exceptional flexibility and energy efficiency through its inverter technology, DC componentry, pro- grammable weekly timers, and economy mode. Features are operated using a sim- ple, intuitive LCD back-lit controller for comfort customisation at the touch of a button.
The Fujitsu General range of outdoor Ducted units includes three models: AOT- G30LBTC, AOTG36LBTC and AOTG45L- BTC, powering three indoor units respec- tively: ARTG30LHTA, ARTG36LHTA and ARTG45LHTA.
For more information visit https://www.fu- jitsugeneral.com.au/commercial-range or contact Fujitsu General on 1300 882 201. ✺
ABOVE: Optional zone control allows the user to manage air flow.
Engineers unite to
solve world’s greatest
challenges
GLOBAL ENGINEERING AND infrastruc- ture advisory company, Aurecon, recognises the important role engineers play in society and is focused on developing and deploying the company’s collective capabilities to some of the world’s most significant projects.
To strengthen these capabilities, Aurecon has appointed Tim Spies as Global Service Leader, Building Mechanical, to connect the company’s global community of mechanical engineers and consultants to bring the best minds together to work on the world’s greatest challenges.
Having been involved in many high-profile projects including the Barangaroo develop- ment in Sydney, Spies will bring both business and technical leadership expertise to Aurecon with his role will also encompass Client Direc- tor - Commercial Property.
“From Leonardo da Vinci, to Brunel, Gus- tave Eiffel and Henry Ford, to name a few, smart- thinking engineers have left a signifi- cant legacy on the world,” Spies said.
“Today, engineers, such as Elon Musk, are using technology to change the way we live and work, as the enablers of the digital age, to create a better world for all. There has never been a more exciting time to be an engineer.
“Engineers are able to look at a problem from many different perspectives to consider the needs and wants of the client, designers, end-users, envi- ronment, economy and society as a whole.
“Bringing innovation and using our digital experience to help deliver the buildings and places of the future is critical to the success of our built environments.”
Tim Spies (pictured) has joined Aurecon as global service leader.
Managing Director of the Built Environ- ment at Aurecon, John McGuire swelcomed Tim to the role.
“We look forward to him working with us to further develop our leading and differentiated capabilities in our Building Mechanical port- folio of services,” McGuire said.
Based in Sydney, Spies will lead a global team of engineers and consultants across me- chanical design, hydraulics, building sustain- ability, environmental modelling, wind model- ling, acoustics, vibration and fire safety.
Spies has 20 years experience in leading me- chanical design, multi-disciplinary teams and office management across several markets during his tenure with Norman Disney & Young in their Sydney and Melbourne practic- es in Australia, and London and Manchester practices in the United Kingdom.
Spies is on the NSW Committee of Consult Australia and serves on the Technical Adviso- ry Board of the Chartered Institute of Building Services Engineers (CIBSE). ✺
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