2012

The Aetnastak mobile and compact library shelving system by Montel, offers a large range of accessories and practical features specifically designed for library facilities. In addition to its flexibility, rigidity, and safety features, its welded frame construction is developed to meet seismic requirements while remaining pleasing to the eye, according to the company. From library books and multimedia to records and files, the unit provides a complete multi-usage storage solution that contributes to cost reduction and optimizes available space.

Extron Electronics launched three newly designed 7-inch touch panels. The TLP 710MV, TLP 710TV, and TLP 710CV are fully configurable and feature contemporary designs that complement the aesthetics of any environment, according to the company. Each touch panel incorporates power over Ethernet, eliminating the need for local power supply.

Juno Lighting Group by Schneider Electric introduced the Juno Generation 3 LED Downlights Series, a high performance series of luminaires. Designed to meet the stringent requirements of the new Energy Star Luminaires V1.1 and California T24-2008 criteria, the Juno Generation 3 Downlights Series provides greater energy savings and application versatility for architects, specifiers, electrical contractors, owners and retailers in a range of new construction or remodel applications.

California Faucets’ new version of StyleTherm has set the standard for thermostatic valve technology to meet the California Green Building Standards Code. The development of the thermostatic valve fulfills California water conservation requirements while providing users with a spa-like shower, according to the company. Unlike pressure balance systems, the CALGreen version StyleTherm uses a two-outlet diverter valve for volume control, allowing independent on/off and flow rate control. Each application can flow at a rate of up to two gallons per minute.