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Exceptional circumstances call for exceptional measures.This is why, since Tuesday 17 March 2020, we have introduced teleworking for the majority of our colleagues, access to our offices is strictly limited to the necessary deliveries and there will no longer be any physical meetings. However, we will remain at your service online, by e-mail, telephone or skype andall urgent repairs and necessary maintenance remain guaranteed!
The rental of mobile UPS systems has been part of the Vanparijs Engineers offering for a long time. Yet the principle of temporary and mobile UPS installations still too often remains unknown (and therefore unloved ...) on the market. Everyone knows mobile diesel groups, but a mobile UPS is slightly different. To create more clarity, Vanparijs Engineers has put a brand new website online. At the same time, a video is also being launched that fully explains the principle and operation of the mobile UPS.
Three years ago, Vanparijs Engineers became part of the Luminus group (EDF). Today we shift up to the next level. Vanparijs Engineers and Luminus Solutions join their forces in to one team. This enables us to offer our B2B customers more efficient and more customised solutions for optimising their technical installations and improving the energy performance of their buildings.
Luminus Solutions, Vanparijs Engineers and Center Parcs have joined forces to make the De Vossemeren holiday resort in Lommel even more sustainable. For this purpose, a combined heat and power plant (CHP) was installed, which heats the subtropical swimming pool in a sustainable manner.
Most hospitals, high-tech companies or critical production facilities are assured of a continuous and clean power supply thanks to their UPS installation. But what if this UPS is temporarily out of order, due to maintenance or because it is being renewed? Read here what you can do to adequately protect your most critical services as long as your UPS is not available.
A combined heat and power (CHP) installation produces both heat and electricity. More energy with less fuel, which can also be generated locally and decentralized. We recently published this article in collaboration with www.duurzametoekomst.be.