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www.heatingandventilating.net From the editor


A night to remember


T


anniversary he 10th


of the HVR


Awards, held at the Tower Hotel in London, was a


spectacular success with


12 new award winners revealed. Congratulations to those who won and a special thank you to everyone who contributed to


making the 10th anniversary event such a great night.


All the details about this special evening are revealed opposite but be sure to read December’s HVR for our event supplement featuring all the winners and pictures from the evening.


Also in this issue, the BESA National Conference, set to take place this month, is previewed on pages 9, 12 and 13.


In addition, the spotlight falls on commercial heating frompage 14 to 24, all ventilation issues are discussed from page 34 and the benefits of rental systems are featured frompage 30.


He Hea Heather Ramsden,


eather Ramsden, Editor


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n the prestigious setting of London’s Tower Hotel, the HVR Awards crowned another batch of leading companies and professionals as champions in front of an esteemed audience of key industry figures.


Celebrating its landmark 10th anniversary, the 2019 event continued the scheme’s long-standing tradition of holding the heating and ventilation sector to a standard of excellence.


The task of unveiling this year’s winners fell to television and radio regular, best-selling author and comedian Ian Moore and household favourite, ‘The oV ice of the Balls’, Alan Dedicoat,who teamed up to give guests a lot to laugh about as they invited the evening’s winners to the stage.


The event also provided guests the opportunity to give something back, as those in attendance were invited to play a game of charity ‘Heads & Tails’ in aid of Stelrad’s chosen charities: Bluebell Wood Children’s Hospice and Cancer Research UK Children & Young People.


The HVR Awards team would like to thank all the sponsors – BESA; Baxi Heating; Fujitsu


General Air Conditioning UK; HVAC & Refrigeration Live; ICOM Energy Association; LG Electronics, Air Conditioning and Energy Solutions; MEHNA; Overclean; Remeha; Smith Brothers Stor es; SkillFRIDGE; Toshiba Air Conditioning; and Wilo. www.hvrawards.com


AND THE WINNERS ARE... AIR CONDITIONING PR ODUCT


AIR CONDITIONING PR


OF THE YEAR – Daikin UK’s VRV IV System


COMMERCIAL VENTILATION PRODUCT OF THE YEAR – Tenmat’s Fire Rated Air Valve and Ceiling Fan Fir e Stop


COMMERCIAL HEATING PRODUC T OF THE YEAR – Armstrong Fluid Technology after its Pump Manager


SUSTAINABLE PRODUCT OF THE YEAR – Klima-Therm’s Rhoss EXT/HT Heat Pump


ANCILLARY PRODUCT OF THE YEAR – Testo for its 300 Flue Gas Analyse


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HVA C INITIATIVE OF THE YEAR – Finn Geotherm’s


–F Raynham Hall Project


TRAINING INITIAT ATIVE OF THE YEAR – Toshiba’s Installer Training Portal


CUSTOMER SER VICE


PERSON –Kerry Choules o f Baxi Heating


COMMUNITY SPIRIT AWARD – Stelrad’s Community Support Pr ogramme


WHOLESALER/


DISTRIBUTOR–Smith Brothers Stores


SBS CONTRAC TOR OF THE YEAR – Protech Heating


LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT – Les Littlewood of Albion Valves


Iconic setting for anniversary event


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