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wwwheatingandventilating.net w. INSIDE: ISIDE: HOME HOME ISWHERE HOME IS I S WHERE HERE HEERE THE RE THE HEA AT I SAT IS
Inside this issue • Spotlight: Stelr
Pipes & v
• Skil llfridge picture specialfridge picture special • Spotlight: Stelrad
• Heating companies ur e for New ear fr ation,
• Heating companies urged to prepare for New Year freeze • Humidification, Sustainability, Pipes & valves, Well-being
bility y ON THE COVER: Evomax 2: the best just got better
Featuring updated controls and a built in non-return valve within its evolved aesthetic design as well as improved access for even easier maintenance and a lift weight reduced by up to 10%. And it’s built in Britain.
THE BEST JUST GOT BETTER d HV
N Hler VA C for the domestic instal VAC for the domestic installer
Regulars 6 NEW
NEWS
8 BURNING ISSUE: PREPARE FOR BIG FREEZE CONTRA
BURNING ISSUE: PREPARE FOR BIG FREEZE 9 CONTRACTOR HUB
OR HUB 8 12
11 HV CR LIVE PREVIEW 12 SPOTLIGHT: STELRAD 14 BESA NEWS ANALYSIS
HVACR LIVE PREVIEW SPOTLIGHT: STELRAD BESA NEWS ANAL SIS
16 SKILLFRIDGE PICTURE SPECIAL 32 CLASSIFIED
SKILLFRIDGE PICTURE SPECIAL CLASSIFIED
Featureseatures 18 HUMIDIFICAT
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HUMIDIFICATION: COULD HUMIDITY SAVE YOU MONEY? 19 SUSTAINABILITY: THERMOSTATIC TECHNOLOGY
ATION: COULD HUMIDITY SUS AINABILITY THERMOS TIC TECHNOLOG
20 SUSTAINABILITY: TRAIN TO SUSTAIN YOUR BUSINESS 21 SUS AINABILITY BOOS 23 PIPES & ALV 24 PIPES & ALV
LVES: TMVs COMB
OUR ECO-CREDENTIALS SCALDING RISK
26 WELL-BEING: TIME O CLEAR THE AIR 27 HVR DOMESTIC SPECIAL
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SUS AINABILITY TRAIN O SUS AIN OUR BUSINESS SUSTAINABILITY: BOOST YOUR ECO-CREDENTIALS PIPES & VALVES: TMV COMBAT SCALDING RISK PIPES & VALVES: MAKING PUBLIC HEALTH A PRIORITY WELL-BEING: TIME TO CLEAR THE AIR HVR DOMESTIC SPECIAL
LVES: MAKING PUBLIC HEALTH A PRIORITY
VE OU MONEY?
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