THE HVAC & REFRIGERATION SHOW


The HVAC & Refrigeration Show is nearly sold out


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Setting the stage for a dynamic mix of solutions, product launches and advice on key issues…


With less than seven months to go, the UK’s only dedicated exhibion for the refrigeraon, air condioning, venlaon, heang and heat pump sectors is over 70% sold. The HVAC & Refrigeraon Show is expected to shape and define the future of the industry, driving eciency throughout the supply chain and providing a muchneeded plaorm for innovaon and debate. Visitors from a wide range of sectors, including building services, central/local government, retail, leisure, hospitality, transport, manufacturing, healthcare, educaon, ulies and more will be there to see leading companies exhibing top brand products and get advice on aordable and ecient soluons. In addion to sourcing new products and services,


visitors will have access to a range of new and excing feature areas. Taking place in the new Business Hub the hotly


ancipated ‘Industry Insight Series’ of debates on key issues will be presented by a leading panel of guests, from smart cies programmes looking at future designs, to construcon companies facing new design challenges and supermarkets highlighng new approaches to chilled food retailing. Visitors will have the opportunity to ask the panel quesons and connue their discussions in one of the Show’s many networking areas aerwards. VIP networking lunches and events will also be hosted in the Business Hub over the course of the threeday exhibion. What’s more, the Show will see the launch of the


naonal SkillFRIDGE/WorldSkills UK compeon series, sponsored by Toshiba, with opportunies for industry to visit the compeon zone to meet apprences and judges, and discuss future involvement.


Learning & Development The Training and Skills Theatre, also sponsored by


Toshiba, will oer a threeday seminar programme with speakers invited from UK and European associaons, together with presentaons from WorldSkills UK. The Instute of Refrigeraon’s annual conference will also take place in the theatre on the last day of the show. The HVACR Theatre is new for 2018 and will feature


cung edge talks from a range of manufacturers with a series of case studies presented and problems solved through informaon sharing and debate over the course


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of the three days. Toshiba will give three talks at the Show – one on


each day. Topics include: approaching a project using VRF systems; applicaon of SEER and SCOP energy eciencies; and natural and mechanical cooling systems.


Daikin Applied UK is to talk about chiller technology


and eciency, giving aendees an overview of the chiller technology available  covering the key components that go into the manufacture of both air cooled and water cooled chillers. Chiller product manager, James Henley explains: “We will review the dierent technologies available for the main components and how these components can aect the chiller footprint, noise levels, cost and most importantly the unit eciency. “We will also give a detailed explanaon of the


dierent types of eciency measures on the market covering chiller design consideraons, such as which unit inclusions should be considered and complete the chiller review with a discussion on future of refrigerants and new legislaon including ECOdesign changes.” Fujitsu has published its talk tles too: ‘Controls are


Key’ and ‘R32: Time to Change’. In the first, visitors will be given an insight to the various ways in which HVAC Controls are key for comfort, eciency and reliability, while in the second, it will look at how R32 has been developed to reduce GWP and improve system eciency.


Product launches, updates and much more besides…. RABScreen, a provider


of external mesh protecon screens, also known as air intake screens, for all air movement equipment is exhibing for the first me. Managing director Richard Bes comments: “We believe that the 2018 HVAC & Refrigeraon Show will be the perfect locaon to showcase the unique RABScreen to the HVAC industry. It will be an opportunity for anyone involved with air movement to see the product we introduced to the market in 2012.”


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&REFRIGERATION 23-25 January


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The company will be exhibing a number of dierent


products to help save energy, save me and save money. Sauermann Group, a leading manufacturer of


condensate management soluons and measurement instruments for indoor air quality, has become the first company in condensate management to launch a pump selector app for HVAC installers. With just the simple steps, the ‘Pump Finder App’ gives an accurate pump selecon for each individual installaon. Complete with links to installaon videos and technical product informaon, the app oers installers soluons wherever they are. See this and other products from Sauermann Group at the Show. Stanley Handling, a supplier of industry leading stair


climbers, enjoyed huge success at The HVAC & Refrigeraon Show in 2016 and so the decision to come back was an easy one says the company. “We’re absolutely delighted that we have managed to secure our stand for 2018,” says markeng manager Emma Parkins. “We felt our last experience at the show presented the perfect opportunity to not only showcase our products, but also beer understand the challenges facing the heang, venlaon, air condioning and refrigeraon industry.” The HVAC & Refrigeraon Show will also see the HuB App launch from organiser Datateam Business Media, which has been designed to keep industry updated and connected. More on this coming soon….


For more informaon on vising and exhibing go to www.hvacrshow.com


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