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INTRODUCING THE FINALISTS A
fter receiving a number of incredible entries and nominations, those that will be in the running to win an accolade at the HVR
Awards ceremony, have now been revealed. The winners will be announced on September 29 at the Chelsea Harbour Hotel in London
We’re live in London
The countdown is on for the HVR Awards 2022 – the judges have decided, the votes have been counted and all that remains is for you to join us at the live event on September 29 at the Chelsea Harbour Hotel in London
F
ollowing a rigorous decision-making process, the HVR Awards 2022 can now reveal its finalists, made up of the sector’s leading
companies, products and professionals. Organised by Datateam Business Media, the event
will celebrate best of the best across the HVAC industry. Hundreds of industry professionals will attend what promises to be a bumper event.
The decision-making process
With an exceptional array of entrants, competition to secure a place as a finalist was fierce. In four categories, the industry’s leading training initiatives, customer service people or teams, wholesalers/ distributors and apprentices went to battle with results being decided by a online voting process. For the remaining 10 categories, the task of
deliberating over each entry was placed in the hands of an expert panel of judges made up of professionals with knowledge spanning the entire HVAC industry. The panel of judges includes Martyn Cooper of
FETA, Steve McConnell of ICOM, Kevin Wellman of CIPHE, Duncan Sibbald of BESA and business consultant TJ Duncan Moir. Handing out the trophies to this year will be to stand up comedian, writer and actor, Hal Cruttenden, assisted by voice of the National Lottery and Strictly Come Dancing Alan Dedicoat. (See pg 5) Guests at the HVR Awards will also be invited to network with peers during the exclusive drinks reception and will have the chance to enjoy a delicious three course dinner and wine, before continuing celebrations well into the evening. With the event just around the corner, limited
tickets are still available. To secure your place at the industry’s leading occasion, head to the HVR Awards website to avoid disappointment.
www.hvrawards.com/book
10 September 2022
COMMERCIAL/INDUSTRIAL VENTILATION PRODUCT OF THE YEAR • Purigo, Airflow Developments Ltd • Susurro Dezajno, Airflow Developments Ltd • Belimo Energy Valve and Thermal Energy Meter, Belimo Automation UK Limited • IAQ 1.0, viewmyair
HVAC INITIATIVE OF THE YEAR • Particulate Sensor Duct, BAPI UK LTD • Paragon House, University of West London’s (UWL) Brentwood campus, Finn Geotherm
• Reducing operating costs with the Fujitsu Webstore, Fujitsu General Air Conditioning UK • Buildings As Safe Havens – a practical guide, Mitsubishi Electric and BESA • NAADUK industry and Educational Guidance, NAADUK
• NAAD 21 Guidance document for Grease and Air (Indoor Air Quality), National Association of Air Duct Specialists UK (NAADUK) • IAQ 1.0, viewmyair
COMMERCIAL/INDUSTRIAL AIR CONDITIONING PRODUCT • VEC-I Fan Coil Unit, Aermec • Belimo Energy Valve and Thermal Energy Meter, Belimo Automation UK Limited
• VRV 5 Heat Recovery, Daikin UK • The Fujitsu DX Kits, Fujitsu General Air Conditioning UK
• HAORI, Toshiba • Zennio MINiBOX 0-10v X2, X3, Zennio UK Limited
NET ZERO HERO • CIAT
• Daikin UK
• Carrier and E.ON • Kimpton Energy Solutions • Mitsubishi Electric • NIBE Energy Systems • Smith Brothers Stores Ltd • TG Lynes
COMMERCIAL/INDUSTRIAL HEATING PRODUCT OF THE YEAR • AD Condensing Water Heater, Adveco • MAXXflo EVO Lite, Andrews Water Heaters, part of Baxi Commercial Solutions • Belimo Energy Valve and Thermal Energy Meter, Belimo Automation UK Limited • Condens 7000WP, Bosch Commercial & Industrial • UltraGas 2, Hoval • Ecodan Hydrodan, Mitsubishi Electric • Heavy Duty Deco radiator, Stelrad Radiators
COLLABORATION OF THE YEAR • Baxi Commercial Solutions • Breathing Buildings • Drayton and geo • Finn Geotherm
• Mitsubishi Electric and BESA • Smith Brothers Stores Ltd • Toshiba and TClarke
CUSTOMER SERVICE AWARD • Paula Musgrave, Airtech (Service & Maintenance Limited
• HVAC Service Help Desk, Airtech (Service & Maintenance) Limited • Worcester Bosch Customer Services Team
HEAT PUMP PRODUCT OF THE YEAR • FUSION FPH-S, Adveco • Daikin Altherma 3 Low Capacity Monobloc, Daikin UK
• Engie Spectrum Heat Pump, Klima-Therm • LG Therma V Monobloc ‘S’, LG Electronics • Ecodan Hydrodan, Mitsubishi Electric
APPRENTICE OF THE YEAR • Sam Groves, Finn Geotherm • Dylan Latham, JS Wright • Grace Roberts, Kimpton Energy Solutions
ANCILLARY OF THE YEAR • Carrier XCT7 Condenser Connection Kit, Carrier • The City Multi Vertical Hybrid Branch Controller, Mitsubishi Electric
• Titon FireSafe Air Brick, Titon – Ventilation Systems • IAQ 1.0, viewmyair
TRAINING INITIATIVE OF THE YEAR • LCL Awards Inclusivity Charter, LCL Awards • Hands-On Training for Engineers, Mitsubishi Electric • NIBE Pro Installer Partnership Scheme, NIBE Energy Systems
DOMESTIC HEATING PRODUCT OF THE YEAR • Daikin Altherma 3 Low Capacity Monobloc, Daikin UK
• New Digistat, Drayton • ESRTP6 Wifi wireless programmable room thermostat, ESi Controls Limited • Cast iron column radiator range, Stelrad Radiators • Quote Wizard, Surefire Software • ICON HIU, Switch 2 Energy Ltd
WHOLESALER/DISTRIBUTOR OF THE YEAR • CWB Wholesale • E. Tupling • TG Lynes
DOMESTIC VENTILATION PRODUCT OF THE YEAR • iCONsmart, Airflow Developments Ltd • The Residential Lossnay MVHR unit, Mitsubishi Electric
• Titon FireSafe Air Brick, Titon – Ventilation Systems • Lo-Carbon Multivent MEV Range, Vent-Axia • Lo-Carbon NBR dMEV C, Vent-Axia
WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW... Date: 29 September Venue: The Chelsea Harbour Hotel, London Dress code: Lounge Suit Tickets: Visit
www.hvrawards.com/book Sponsorship opportunities: Email Lisa Troup at
ltroup@datateam.co.uk
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