Announcement
National Ventilation wins ‘Ventilation Brand of the Year’ at EW Awards
This latest accolade follows the National Ventilation’s success at the 2024 Electrical Wholesaler Awards, when it won ‘Best Customer Service’ award.
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ational Ventilation won the award following an online vote by industry professionals as well as being critiqued by a specially selected judging panel, comprised of individuals with extensive industry knowledge and experience.
“At National Ventilation, our customers are at the heart of everything we do, and we do work hard to make sure we are 100% there for them. This means not only providing a comprehensive range of products, but also providing the knowledge, technical support, free design service, and reliable delivery that help our wholesalers look after their customers. To have all that recognised with this award is something that the whole team can be very proud of,” said Robin Francis, managing director at National Ventilation.
Always 100% there for its wholesaler customers, National Ventilation doesn’t sell through any
Product News Ansell Lighting extends Falcon
emergency lighting range Ansell Lighting has launched a unique emergency wall mounted luminaire that lights both the risk area and the instructional legend.
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art of the Falcon collection, Falcon Protect has a light element shining downwards to highlight the risk area – such as a call point or fire extinguisher – and a light on the front to highlight the installed legend.
It is supplied with five interchangeable legends – call point, fire extinguisher, fire hose reel, first aid and defibrillator – and helps achieve the requirements of the EN 1838 standards for emergency lighting.
Available in self-test or DALI options, in both black and white, the Falcon Protect is easy to install on a classic 100 x 100mm pattress wall box. Within the same collection, Ansell has also upgraded its popular Falcon Pro emergency
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downlight. This compact, low profile emergency product is now available in both self-test and DALI options and can achieve 19.6m spacing between luminaires.
Mark Abbott, managing director at Ansell Lighting, said: “Emergency lighting is a must have in commercial and public spaces and we are always striving to make our products as flexible as possible to meet client needs. The Falcon Protect is a unique product, offering interchangeable legends so it can be used in whatever area is required. This benefits both the installer and the wholesaler, who can reduce the number of SKUs they stock.”
www.ansell-lighting.com
other channel and acts as an expert ventilation department on call whenever needed. In an ultra- competitive market, it is not all about price. A key part of National Ventilation’s offering is its free ventilation design service, which enables wholesalers to offer contractor customers expert design and specification support without needing their own in-house ventilation department. Customer service also remains at the heart of National Ventilation’s success. While many businesses are moving towards automated systems, National Ventilation continues to prioritise personal service, ensuring customers can speak directly to knowledgeable team members who understand their requirements.
National Ventilation offers wholesalers an extensive range of 2,000 product lines. Alongside its own products, the company supplies fans from a range of industry-leading brands, allowing wholesalers to source multiple ventilation solutions
through one trusted supplier.
National Ventilation offers next-day delivery with no minimum order and one of the lowest carriage- paid values in the sector, helping wholesalers minimise stockholding while ensuring their contractor customers have the products they need. 01823 690 290
www.nationalventilation.co.uk
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