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The Radiator Company is exhibiting at Installershow 2025
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he Radiator Company will be welcoming attendees of the InstallerSHOW to its stand (5I66) to fi nd out more about its expansive collection including its innovative heating and cooling radiator – the
Relax Hybrid. June.
The InstallerSHOW takes place at the NEC in Birmingham from 24th – 26th
With renewables high on the agenda, the team from The Radiator Company are on hand to discuss the heat emitters that complement such systems. A key highlight is the Relax Hybrid – an innovative heating and cooling solution that combines modern, minimalist aesthetics with advanced technology that is specifi cally designed to work with heat pump installations as well as traditional boiler systems. What’s more, when paired with compatible heat pump models, this ventilated radiator off ers a future-proof solution to off er cooling as well as effi cient heating.
The Radiator Company will also be showcasing a number of its aluminium models on the stand. Recognised for their high heat output and low water content, these radiators are quick to respond to heat changes and work effi ciently with low temperature systems. Attendees can visit the stand to
fi nd out more about the wide range of radiators and towel rails available to buy from stock or made-to-order, in horizontal and vertical formats, electric and dual fuel variations as well as the choice of colours and fi nishes that are available to meet every project brief and budget.
www.theradiatorcompany.co.uk
How Viega is protecting the past for future generations
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iega, a specialist in press connection technology, is helping preserve the UK’s most treasured landmarks with press systems trusted in sensitive heritage environments.
From the British Library and Banqueting House to the National Gallery, Queen’s House,
and National Maritime Museum, Viega’s press systems are delivering reliable performance while protecting historic structures. With no hot works, fast installation, and German-engineered precision, Viega helps contractors meet strict regulations without delay or disruption. “As a fi fth-generation family business, we understand the importance of long-term thinking,” says Drew Clough, Marketing Manager, Viega UK. “Our press technology delivers not just performance - but peace of mind in buildings that have stood for centuries.”
The UK government recently announced a £270 million investment in arts, museums, and heritage sites., Over £30 million has been allocated for vital maintenance and infrastructure upgrades, therefore the need for systems which are proven to protect these sites is more important than ever. Viega press technology delivers a fl ame-free alternative to traditional pipe connecting methods like soldering or welding – a key requirement in heritage buildings where hot works are often prohibited. Viega’s solutions, including Megapress, Profi press, Viega Smartpress, and Sanpress Inox, support safe and long-term upgrades across both public and private sectors. Drew said: “Protecting heritage means using systems that are proven, precise, and built to last.”
www.viega.co.uk
Big Year, Bigger Impact: Conex Bänninger to
unveil new look with larger stand at InstallerSHOW
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onex Bänninger, a global specialist in plumbing fi ttings and valves, will unveil its new corporate branding for the fi rst time in the UK at InstallerSHOW.
The brand refresh coincides with the company’s 115th anniversary. This year, the stand (5C30) features a larger display area than in 2024 and is positioned in a more prominent location. Tom Mason, marketing manager – UK & Ireland, commented: “We will be showcasing our innovative >B< Press range for water and heating, our award- winning >B< MaxiPro range for air conditioning and refrigeration, as well as our Conex Compression range and stainless-steel off erings.
“Throughout the show, we’ll be making major announcements and inviting visitors to participate in exciting competitions. Our 115 Darts Challenge will off er a chance to win great daily prizes to each winner, along with promotional merchandise. On the second day, we’ll celebrate with an anniversary cake. Light refreshments will also be served, and we look forward to welcoming both new and familiar faces.”
https://conexbanninger.com
Ideal Heating Commercial takes extra care with the heat network at Huddersfi eld specialist housing development
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deal Heating Commercial POD Heat Interface Units (HIUs) and Evomax 2 condensing boilers have been installed into Ash View Extra Care in Huddersfi eld as part of a heat network designed to heat the 50 one-and two-bedroom fl ats and communal areas, along with hot water, at this new development for Kirklees Council.
Four Evomax 2 100kW wall-mounted boilers were supplied in cascade as the energy centre and 50 POD HIUs with fi rst fi x kits and factory fi tted hard wired Mbus heat meters.
Evomax 2 has up to 99.6% full load effi ciency and up to 110% part load
effi ciency. It can operate at up to 30° ∆ T, and boasts a high turndown of 5:1. The four Evomax 2 boilers are running in cascade on a standard height frame and header kit delivering 400kW of output for an energy effi cient solution, as the cascade can turn down to accurately match any load from 400 - 20kW (20:1). This method also increases the proportion of time where the boilers are modulating at part load, instead of cycling on and off , to satisfy the changing demands of the network.
The POD HIU looks just like a domestic combi boiler, but uses heat exchangers to transfer thermal energy from the distribution network. It can readily fi t in a kitchen or airing cupboard or existing utility area.
https://www.idealcommercialheating.co.uk/
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