Does your airflow control system save you money?
Whatever business you’re in, keeping the air in your premises fresh and clean has multiple benefits, like promoting the health and safety of employees and protecting products and processes. But many airflow control systems are inefficient, providing a constant supply of air that wastes energy and drives costs up. And, with continuing uncertainty around global […]
Breathe easier in healthcare environments with TEL
The purpose of hospitals and other healthcare facilities is to get us better when we’re hurt or unwell. But it is an uncomfortable truth that many who visit or work in healthcare environments get ill (or more ill) while they’re there. For patients this can mean their treatment is prolonged or complicated, while staff may […]
Top marks for TEL Education Solutions
The quality of indoor air in education environments has a significant impact on learning but keeping air clean using traditional airflow control systems can be expensive. With education budgets under significant pressure, the conflict between these priorities can seem impossible to reconcile. But here at TEL we’ve done it. By channelling everything we’ve learned over […]
3 ways airflow control can improve industrial operations
The safe, precise control of air is critical in industrial operations where its temperature, humidity and cleanliness can significantly impact people, products and processes. And, as a result, profitability. Many airflow control systems are inefficient, providing a constant supply of air that wastes energy and drives costs skywards, but at TEL we’ve spent more than […]
Helping Businesses Breathe Easy
At TEL we focus on developing world-leading airflow controllers and monitors so that our customers can maintain safe, compliant, energy-efficient working environments. Which means they can breathe easy and get on with business. Here’s how: 1, Gold standard products Our world-leading products were originally designed for use in labs – some of the most hazardous […]
Reflecting on 2023: Consistency is key
As we come to the end of 2023, we find ourselves looking back on another challenging year. The war in Ukraine entered its second year, the Gaza Israel conflict divided nations, and energy prices and inflation remained high. Of course, we can only really focus on what is within our control. So, at TEL this […]
Unlocking Cost and Energy Savings with TEL’s Retrofit Solutions
In a world where technology advances at breakneck speed, and regulatory demands continue to rise, TEL has risen to the challenge. We’ve collaborated closely with laboratory companies and fume cupboard manufacturers to ensure that we’re not just keeping pace but staying ahead to meet the evolving needs of existing and future projects. At TEL, we […]
OEMs, Enhance Lab Efficiency and Sustainability with Innovative Airflow Control Technology
In today’s rapidly evolving world, sustainability is no longer just a buzzword; it’s a necessity. Laboratories, often energy-intensive environments, are no exception. To strike a balance between safety, efficiency, and environmental responsibility, lab equipment needs to evolve. One solution that stands out is the integration of energy-efficient airflow controls into fume cupboards. This innovation not […]
Clear the air with TEL CAV and VAV airflow terminals
Ensuring air is free from pollutants and other hazardous materials is important in any working space as it helps keep employees healthy and can prolong the life of valuable physical assets. But in many environments, including laboratories and some commercial applications where extreme temperatures or aggressive pollutants feature, the ability to control airflow is safety […]
Achieving sustainable laboratories
TEL’s very own Andrew Eady recently sat down with University Business Magazine to discuss how universities across the UK can achieve sustainable laboratories. Read the full article below. Uni’s can reduce carbon emissions & save by improving their labs, says Andrew Eady, director at Temperature Electronics Ltd. The Higher Education Funding Council for England’s […]
