Pipework insulation

Distribution losses from a heating or cooling system can account for as much as 20% of the total energy used. Insulating the pipework effectively can reduce these losses.

It’s also important to look out for leaks in valves and test points. These are often forgotten when insulating pipework, but can account for 5% of the energy used if not properly sealed.

The energy technology criteria for pipework insulation are based on compliance with British Standard BS5422. This specifies what thickness of insulation is needed in different circumstances, so it’s not possible to include specific products on the Energy Technology Product List (ETPL).

Therefore, rather than individual products being listed, businesses can see which manufacturers have completed a supplier assessment of their products against the energy-saving criteria for pipework insulation. These manufacturers should be able to advise businesses who want to invest in equipment that’s eligible for an Enhanced Capital Allowance (ECA).

However, just because a manufacturer appears on the list doesn’t mean that all their products will be eligible. When consulting them, businesses should always specify that they want to make an ECA claim on the equipment they purchase.

Below is the list of manufacturers who have completed a supplier assessment.

Your search: Pipework Insulation / listed on the ETL today

Manufacturers	Date Added	Date Removed
Advanced Insulation Solutions Ltd	01/11/2007
Flamfree Insulation Products UK Ltd	09/02/2004
Flexalen UK Ltd.	19/03/2003
Gasforce Ltd.	21/07/2003
GRM Distribution Ltd	26/07/2006
Kingspan Tarec Industrial Insulation Limited	02/06/2005
Logstor Industry	04/10/2005
MGI Insulation Limited	05/06/2006
Paroc Group Technical Insulation	03/05/2006
Pittsburgh Corning Ltd	22/05/2003
Rockwool Limited	13/01/2003

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