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dev elopments along with a host of featur es that tackle critical HVAC issues.
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In the last several weeks I was fortunate to attend a number of key events for the industry all of which we have covered in this issue starting with Mitsubishi’s new R32 solution for large-scale air conditioning (pg 6); Carrier Air Conditioning’s special event at Twick enham to launch its AquaFor ce Vision 30KAV
AV chiller (pg
11) and Trane’s day trip to Sangatte in France to see fir st hand how its chillers are providing essential c ooling for the Channel Tunnel (pg 8). Burning issue offers some sage advice for heating enginers starting on pg 10 with a reminder about the next ErPmilestone coming up in September for warm air heaters and on pg 11 warnings about how new Gas Appliance Regulationsmay affectwater heating products. Elsewhere we detail the role of filters in the critical IAQ debate while a residential HVAC feature explores the future of oil in heating and explains the strategy of purge ventilation.
Features fan coils and CHP are included and we shine the spotlight on distributor SBS.
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n response to high industry demand, the deadline for entries in this year’s HVR Award has been extended to Tuesday, July
31.The xtension serves as a final opportunity for outstanding brands, companies and people acro the sector to finesse their entries, gather supporting documents and put themselves in th running for a prestigious ‘flame’ tr ophy.
Deadline extended! What happens next?
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Heating & Ventilating Review editor Heather Ramsden comments: “With the HVACR industry facing a real transitional period, it’s an incredibl busy time and we don’t want all of the hard wor taking place to go unnoticed. A few extr a weeks give companies a bit of breathing room to finalise th
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their entries and get the spotlight they deserve. The organisers of the HVR Awards are keen to iterate that this will be the only extension to the deadline, so those that wish to be in with a chance wiwin are encouraged to submit their entries by Jul
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This year, the HVR Awards categories have been xpanded to reflect the diverse nature of the industry, with the introduction of four brand new ategories: HVAC Initiative of the Year , Ancillar y Product of the Year, Tr aining Initiative of the Yea and the Community Spirit award.
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They join the already established categories: Commercial/Industrial Ventilation, Heating and Air Conditioning Products of the Year, Sustainable Product of the Year, Contractor of the Year, Customer Service P erson of the Year and Wholesaler/Distributor of the Year.
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It is free to enter and a submission only takes wminutes using the new online entry form vailable on the HVR Awards websit e.
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