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Magnet Energy launches new website

November 2017 News

Magnet Energy’s recently launched website highlights the company’s energy-saving solutions and services, which include lighting and solar systems, as well as wet services and heat pumps.

Shawn Marcus, Magnet Energy Wet Services, at a rooftop installation of heat pumps.
Shawn Marcus, Magnet Energy Wet Services, at a rooftop installation of heat pumps.

“Magnet Energy’s website – www.magnetenergy.co.za – focuses on the company’s customised lighting solutions, where a team of highly skilled engineers specialises in new lighting designs, audits of existing lighting systems and the identification of opportunities to upgrade to LED and lighting control systems with a calculated, accurate return on investment,” says Dean Lotter, Gauteng divisional head, Magnet Energy. “The company’s extensive range of components for solar power systems includes panels and street lighting, intelligent inverters, batteries, solar cables and a range of specially designed accessories.

“Magnet Energy’s wet services and heat pumps encompass the design, supply, installation and commissioning of centralised hot water systems, which are built to the highest quality, reliability and safety standards.

“These energy-efficient systems are suitable for use in many environments, including hospitals, hotels, universities, prisons and municipalities, as well as industrial and commercial buildings.”

Wet services and heat pumps solutions include the supply and installation of domestic cold water storage tanks and water boost pumps for domestic water supply, as well as fire pumps. The related electrical control panels designed and built in-house, incorporate energy-efficient variable speed drive technology for optimum control efficiency.

Magnet Energy’s turnkey electrical solutions include a customised supply, design, automation, installation and commissioning service. This is enhanced by a maintenance team offering a 24-hour support facility throughout the country, to ensure efficient operation and extended service life of every system.

For more information contact Samantha MacDonald, Magnet Group, +27 (0)31 274 1998, [email protected], www.magnetgroup.co.za





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