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Contractors’, Installers’ & Consultants’ Handbook 2019 HEATING & VENTILATING REVIEW


Toshiba Air Conditioning


CONTACT United Technologies House, Guildford Road Leatherhead, Surrey, KT22 9UT


T 01372 220 240 E Marketing.uk@toshiba-ac.com W www.toshiba-aircon.co.uk


link the level of warranty cover offered to training and competence by installers and service staff.


Training is a priority for Toshiba, and this is provided via a network of centres across the UK, based at Toshiba locations and distributor premises. The company recently introduced an online training academy aimed at busy engineers, enabling them to update their skills at a time to suit them. It uses a combination of instructional videos, pictures and bite-sized information that users can study and return to at any time.


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oshiba Air Conditioning is a global leader in high efficiency, high performance air conditioning for commercial buildings and


homes. Its award-winning systems are used to maintain a comfortable, high productivity environment for offices, shops, hotels, hospitals and healthcare facilities, universities and leisure centres. The Toshiba range spans small, compact systems up to large distributed VRF systems for air conditioning multi-storey buildings.


Toshiba offers a full range of split systems utilizing R32 refrigerant. Within this range, out new awards winning 4-way Smart Cassette system boasts ‘Best in Class’ SEER and SCOP values of 9.4 & 5.51, providing an energy rating of A+++.


Toshiba’s VRF systems SMMSe (2-pipe heat pump) and SHRMe (e-pipe heat recovery) benefit from having some of the highest SEER ratings in the market place exceeding 7 in both product ranges.


Toshiba products are supported by an industry- leading warranty scheme, giving up to seven years cover. Toshiba was the first company in the UK to


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Customers have their own training account, which records the courses they have successfully completed, either online or physically in the classroom. This provides automatic validation for warranty cover for equipment installed by each user, in accordance with Toshiba’s terms and conditions.


Toshiba’s commitment to safeguarding the environment is demonstrated by the company becoming the first air conditioning supplier in the UK to be certified as a Carbon Neutral® Division.


It is equally concerned about minimising the impact of refrigerants on the environment, and has developed a unique suite of technologies to detect and manage refrigerant leaks in working systems. Toshiba’s award-winning Total Refrigerant Protection and Management System is used by leading hotel chains to provide assurance for residents and staff.


Toshiba Air Conditioning is a dynamic and innovative company. It is committed to offering customers the most innovative, reliable and efficient technology available, supported by the highest levels of service and technical support.


For more details, visit www.toshiba-aircon.co.uk; call 0845 850 8924, or email sales.support@toshiba-ac.com


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