HVAC & REFRIGERATION SHOW PREVIEW
London’s the place
to be J
anuary 2018 sees the HVAC & Refrigeration Show in London for the fi rst time and with the ACR News Awards alongside, this means that England’s capital is the place where all the key industry events are happening in the new year.
From A-Gas to Vulkan Lokring, from Fujitsu to Sanhua, the exhibitor list is wide and varied with leading manufacturers throughout. But the Show off ers so much more, with associations such as the Institute of Refrigeration (IoR), FETA and BESA on hand, and the IoR will once again be holding its 2018 annual conference at the Show.
The HVAC & Refrigeration Show is taking place from 23 to 25 January at ExCel. ACR News takes a sneak peek and has a chat with just a few of the exhibitors to see what’s cool at the show.
Responding to visitor feedback, the Show will feature new elements in 2018. It will be including refrigerated and chilled food transportatation for example, and also a three day series of live debates on key topics in the HVACR Theatre discussing future industry issues. These will be presented by a panel of guest speakers, including Victoria Lockheart from the International WELL Building Institute (IBWI), Dr Michelle Agha Hossein of BSRIA, Paul Huggins from the Carbon Trust and Simon Wyatt from the consultancy Cundall. The seminar programme for this year’s Show is CPD accredited and takes place in two
dedicated areas – the HVACR Theatre and the Training & Careers Theatre. Alongside all of this is the national SkillFRIDGE competition, which will be launching its 2018 series at the Show. Visitors will be able to watch apprentices competing live as well as fi nd out about investing in or taking on apprentices.
The ACR News Awards runs on the middle night of the Show on 24 January. The Awards is a premier networking event, with not only awards celebrating excellence within our industry and but also entertainment in the form of host Miles Jupp.
T
he Institute of Refrigeration (IOR) Service Engineers Training Area at the HVACR
Show is off ering a programme of free technical tasters from industry experts.
These short 20 minute talks will
off er practical guidance on topical issues including electrical safe working, recovery and reuse of refrigerants, retrofi tting RACHP systems, heat pump sizing for system effi ciency, fault fi nding and best practice.
To see the full programme and reserve a place, visit
www.ior.org.uk/trainingRACHP
The IOR is a membership organisation that provides services to individuals working in air conditioning, heat pumps or refrigeration who want to keep their professional skills and knowledge up to date. The IOR publishes practical guidance on legislation and standards, as well as off ering accessible e-learning and free regional events. Visit stand A20 to fi nd out more and take part in the service engineers technical tasters.
www.acr-news.com
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