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Suunto Elementum Aqua Watch |
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DECENT FEATURES of the Suunto Elementum Aqua Watch Time, Date, Alarm Backlight Auto dive mode Depth, max depth Dive time Surface time Water temperature Number of dives Log: last 14 dives The SPECS Backlight option for night use Backlight type: Electro-luminescent display Operating temperature: -10°C - 60°C / 14°F - 140°F Sapphire crystal glass Selectable metric/imperial units Storage temperature: -30°C - 60°C / -22°F - 140°F Water resistance: 200 m / 600 ft with underwater buttons Weight: 105 g with rubber strap / 206 g with steel strap Replaceable straps by authorized retailer Power Low battery warning Special Button lock Watch 12/24h Calendar clock Diving Audible alarm Log book memory Maximum depth display: 80m / 262 ft Temperature display Auto dive mode Depth display Surface time Number of dives Dive time |
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Suunto Men's Elementum Aqua Black Rubber/Light Face Watch SS014529000 List Price: $899.00 Sale Price: $879.00 |
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Premium sports watch for urban and underwater use Suunto Elementum Aqua is a modernly designed timepiece that combines the craftsmanship of chronograph construction with the functionality of a high-technology diving watch. While the Aqua is perfect for urban use, in water it transforms into a dive instrument. The Aqua detects when the user enters the water and starts all the functions and measurements needed for an enjoyable dive. Ideal for any lifestyle that combines urban life with submerged pleasure. Construction The basis of Elementum Aquas mechanical design is to make it extremely robust yet simple to use. And with modern style elements, it is a masterpiece in itself. Sapphire crystal glass with anti-reflective coating; IP black coated and corrosion resistant AISI 316L stainless steel case; high quality LCD display with metallic display graphics; proven back cover and water contact sealing; waterproof push-button construction; water resistance to 200 m. Royal feature The usability of Elementum Aqua is in a class of its own, not only due to the digital dial but also because of the crown; a feature seldom found in digital watches. The crown allows users to scroll through dive logs with ease. All buttons on the Aqua, including the crown, can be used underwater without the user needing to screw them down. Underwater sense The water sensor on the Aqua ensures there is no need to separately activate the diving functions when starting a dive. This watch automatically detects water contact and provides the required features both when diving and on the surface. |
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Kitchen sinks are starting to be home design elements at home. This is obvious because of the designs that the market currently offer for sinks alone like farmhouse kitchen sinks.
The good thing about farmhouse kitchen sinks is that they take your kitchen to a different design level. Just imagine of getting both modern and rustic kitchen design all at the same time. This is why many people opt to get this type of sink for their homes. If you plan to do the same, you have to know the following materials that you can use to have a consistent kitchen design.
White farmhouse kitchen sinks
These are perhaps the most common sink offered in stores. This type of sink can be made of porcelain or fireclay. If the manufacturer made this using fireclay, the porcelain or china serves as its glazing so it will have a smooth and shiny surface. One of the benefits in getting this type of sink at home is that they can emit a clean design in the kitchen. Its smooth surface will not only be convenient for you in terms of use but also contribute a great deal on design.
Copper sinks
It has been known in the history that copper is an item used by elite individuals. Getting farmhouse kitchen sinks made from this material will add elegance to your overall kitchen style. The good thing about this material is that its color will make your sink looking unique than the others offered in stores. Aside from uniqueness, this material is a true sign of getting a rustic home design so it beneficial to use especially if you are after this type of theme.
Stainless steel farmhouse sinks
Want a rustic style with a modern twist? The sinks made from stainless steel are the right ones for you. In the modern world of design, gray and stainless have been the signature of technology and modernism so many designers use them for modern home designs. Hence, getting stainless farmhouse kitchen sinks will bring you to the center of having vintage yet modern kitchen design that you can be proud of as investment.
As you can see, getting your home design customized is very simple with these sinks. You just have to look in the market to find those that will complete your kitchen theme and use it as an investment in improving your home and its value.
These are three materials used in farmhouse kitchen sinks so you will find the designs suitable for your kitchen. For additional kitchen sink ideas and tips, log on to http://www.topqualitykitchens.com for more ideas.
How to Save Money using a Heat Pump
Air, earth and water have always been considered the three most important elements of our life, but in future their significance will become even greater as they are immense sources of free, renewable & thermal energy. Solar radiation from the sun heats the air, earth and water, and heat pumps are capable of extracting this heat and transferring it to a medium (gas or liquid) suitable for heating our homes. A heat pump could save you a lot of money on your heating and cooling bills.
How does a Heat Pump Work?
To help you understand the process, just think about water as it turns to steam (evaporates) at 100 degrees Centigrade. It is still possible to add heat to this steam by superheating it and then pump it somewhere else to extract the added heat. When the heat is removed, the steam turns back to water (condenses). The water is then pumped back to be reheated and turned back to steam again.
In a heat pump the liquid is called a ‘refrigerant’ and this boils at a temperature of minus 35 degrees. It is pumped under pressure through the system heat exchanger, where it picks up heat from the surrounding air, boiling as it turns into a gas, just like steam, and this boiling, gaseous refrigerant is then pumped around the system and de-pressurised, where it changes back to a liquid and gives off the picked up heat.
Applications for Heat Pumps
Heat pumps are used to create a comfortable temperature inside the house as well as supplying energy for the hot water system and they are most efficient when supplying low temperature systems such as hot water, warm air ventilation, underfloor heating and radiators, although these would have to be larger than domestic boiler powered systems.
The flow temperature of the warm water is typically between 35 & 45 degrees, much lower than achieved by a domestic boiler. The pumps are perfectly capable of generating higher temperatures, but the CoP (Coefficient of Performance) suffers, meaning the economic and ecological benefits maybe affected. Keeping the temperature at the lower end of the scale keeps the system operating at maximum efficiency.
The efficiency of an air source heat pump is measured in CoP. A CoP of 4 (typical for heat pumps) means that for every kilowatt of electricity you put in, you get 4 kilowatts of energy in the form of warm water.
An air source heat pump should cover the heating requirements of a well insulated property in all but the most extreme conditions. When used in combination with an immersion heater, both heating and hot water needs should be met, the immersion heater boosting water temperatures where necessary.
A heat pump working efficiently can significantly reduce energy consumption for heating when compared to conventional heating systems.
Considerations
Heat pumps should be considered as simply the means to capture solar energy, which you can be imaginative about, and integrate into a flexible system that suits your own requirements.
First map out your heating and cooling requirements and talk them through with your family. Think about what you already have and consider how it can be used. Solar panels on their own can provide warm water and some interior heating, but heat pumps can provide heating and cooling of your home and, if you have one, excess heat can be diverted to your swimming pool.
Existing immersion heaters, tank systems and even a log fired back boiler may be useful, so don’t start with a blank sheet, start with your current system.
A typical integrated system may consist of :-
Underfloor heating in bathrooms
Air conditioning (heating & cooling) in living rooms
Hot water
Bedroom radiator
Pool heating
You may need a consultant to calculate your load, which would vary according to the size of the property, and determine the optimum solution for you and your home.
A typical system maybe based on a heat pump, supported by an array of solar panels feeding a twin coil stainless steel cylinder tank with an immersion heater as a back up heat source.
It is not necessary to install the whole system immediately as long as you plan in advance and ensure that future capacity and fittings are provided for.
About the Author
I am the co owner of Penguin Air Con, who deal with air conditioning, solar heating and solar panels in the Algarve.
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Public Safety Log for April 28, 2010
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