Grace's Guide To British Industrial History

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Alexander Dunn

From Graces Guide

of Uddingston, Glasgow

1959 Airdun Convector - the ordinary open fire will have a varying radiation output dependent upon the setting of the damper through which air passes to the fuel. Manual control of the damper results in a variation of output as alterations are made. [1]

1963 Airdun Electric Heaters can be used in Offices, Factories, Schools; warm air heating units intended to heat by means of a warm air system.[2]

1969 ALEXANDER DUNN LTD. of Uddingston, Glasgow[3]

1970 AIRDUN ELECTRICAIRE HEATING SYSTEMS[4]

1970 Tube Investments acquired Alexander Dunn of Glasgow, pioneers of Electricaire central heating systems; Simplex Electric Co was said to be market leader in this field[5]

Presumably subsequently became TI Airdun

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Sources of Information

  1. The Scotsman 15 October 1959
  2. Strathearn Herald 23 February 1963
  3. Broughty Ferry Guide and Advertiser 15 November 1969
  4. The Scotsman 19 February 1970
  5. The Times Nov. 12, 1970