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www.heatingandventilating.net HEATING & VENTILATING REVIEW HEATING & VENTILATING REVIEW


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HEATING & VENTILATING REVIEW R CAS fc HVR Oct25.indd 1 INSIDE: Air Conditioning, AHUs, Energy Efficiency, Hybrids, UFH HVR-MAY26-PG01.indd 1HVR-MAY26-PGFC.indd 1 24/9/25 11:50 30/04/2026 11:24 1/5/26 09:55


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Constant Air Systems Ltd, based in High Wycombe, marks 60 years as a UK leader in off-site prefabricated HVAC solutions — delivering quality, efficiency, and innovation since 1965.


CONTENTS


air source heat pumps BRACKETS


OVER 18 YEARS EXPERIENCE IN THE ASHP MARKET


INSTALLATION SOLUTIONS


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INDUSTRY NEWS COMPANY NEWS


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INSTALLATION INNOVATION: SIMPLICITY FIRST AIR CON: WHY CHOOSE DECENTRALISED VENTILATION? AHUs: IoT AND THE RETROFIT OPPORTUNITY AHUs: MASTERING HUMIDITY ENERGY EFFICIENCY: OVERCOMING PLANT CHALLENGES ENERGY EFFICIENCY: THE KEY INFRASTRUCTURE PRIORITY INDUSTRY INSIGHT: BIM BECOMES A BUSINESS STRATEGY


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HYBRIDS: THEIR CRITICAL ROLE IN DECARBONISATION HYBRIDS: CALL FOR MORE SUPPORT THROUGH BUS UFH: THE BEST OF BOTH WORLDS, NO NEED TO CHOOSE UFH: FHS IS CHANGING SKILLS NEEDED ON SITE DOMESTIC: TIME TO LOOK BEYOND BOILERS DOMESTIC: A LOOK AT THE UK’S HEAT PUMP STRATEGY


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May 2026


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