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Domestic Heating Product of the Year WINNER: CS5800i Hybrid Heat Pump – Worcester Bosch


Jo Shepherd, Worcester Bosch sales & marketing director said: “I’m incredibly proud of the team who have delivered the CS5800i and want to thank all installers whose feedback and collaboration helped develop this product, and ultimately win the Domestic Heating Product of the year award.


Highly Commended: Daikin Multi+ – Daikin UK


Domestic Heat Pump Product of the Year WINNER: Daikin Multi+ – Daikin UK


Stephan Lang, product specialist, Daikin UK said: “We were so proud to take home Domestic Heat Pump Product of the Year and Net Zero Hero at the HVR Awards, celebrating Multi+ as a smarter, more sustainable choice for UK homes. Multi+ shows what the future of heating and cooling can look like: effi cient,


connected and built to reduce carbon without complicating everyday life. It’s an all-in-one solution that’s already making a diff erence. Daikin UK is helping lead the shift to low-carbon living with practical, proven solutions that work in real homes. These awards recognise the power of smart technology to deliver lasting comfort, lower emissions and long-term value.”


Humidity Control Product of the Year WINNER: Cotes CL26 Desiccant Dehumidifi er – Humidity Solutions Ltd


“Winning this award is a proud moment for our entire team. It’s a refl ection of the strong partnerships we’ve built with our suppliers, the dedication of our people, and the meticulous attention to detail that goes into everything we do. This recognition reinforces our commitment to delivering excellence across the board.”


14 November 2025


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