Jaga Heating Products, a leading manufacturer of energy-efficient heating solutions, has released the second in its series of informative eGuides entitled Heating and Ventilation in Schools.

Available as a free download from the Jaga UK website, this electronic guide details considerations for specifiers when choosing heating and ventilation solutions in schools, as well as advice as to the most suitable options available.

Phil Marris, Managing Director of Jaga Heating Products (UK) commented: “Our second eGuide targets communities involved in the specification of heating and ventilating systems in educational institutions by tailoring each approach to suit the intended outcome. Jaga’s informative and user-friendly guides further enhance our stature of being a complete solutions provider in the HVAC industry, catering to a range of different applications.”

UK schools today accommodate approximately 10 million students who spend almost a third of their formative years in school. Consequently, these premises should be considered the most pivotal indoor space for children outside of their homes and must be equipped to provide a suitable, safe environment in which they can learn.

Falling in line with the 2011 study of “Ventilation Rates in Schools and Pupils’ Performance” by the University of Reading’s School of Construction Management and Engineering¹, which proved that low ventilation rates can have a detrimental impact on pupils concentration, the guide offers comprehensive solutions for optimum ventilation while adhering to the stringent national and building regulations.

To download Jaga’s Heating and Ventilation in Schools eGuide, please visit http://www.jaga.co.uk/technical-support/eguides/

Further information: Jaga Heating Products UK Ltd, Orchard Business Park, Bromyard Road, Ledbury, Herefordshire HR8 1LG. Tel: 01531 631533. Fax: 01531 631534.

E-mail: jaga@jaga.co.uk. www.jaga.co.uk  

¹ Ventilation Rates in Schools and Pupils’ Performance (2011) The University of Reading School of Construction Management and Engineering. http://www.deepdyve.com/lp/elsevier/ventilationrates-in-schools-and-pupils-performanceqGxHygxotG