PHAM NEWS | JUNE 2026 18 Exhibition Preview


Activ by Inta (5B60) Activ by Inta will head to the show with two solutions designed to support installer conversations and create straightforward upsell opportunities. Activ Leak Sense is a micro-leak detection and automatic shut-off system sensitive enough to detect a dripping cistern, while ActivFlo is a catalytic water conditioner range for hard water areas. Both address familiar homeowner issues and can add value to routine installations. Stuart Gizzi, director at Activ


by Inta, says: “These are the two conversations installers tell us they have most often: water damage and limescale. Activ Leak Sense detects micro leaks that would otherwise go unnoticed, and ActivFlo deals with hard water without asking the customer to take on salt, power or maintenance. Both give the installer something concrete to offer beyond the original job, and both are easy to justify to the householder because the benefit is obvious from day one.”


Alpha (5G46) Drop by the Alpha stand to discover its latest heating and cooling innovations, including a new air source heat pump, heat pump water heater and air conditioning system. Alpha will also be running a competition giving one visitor the chance to win a free heat pump by scanning a badge on the stand. A key highlight is the Magis M Top, a monobloc air source heat pump using natural refrigerant R290, requiring no F-gas certification for installation. Available in six outputs from 5 to 16kW, it delivers heating, cooling and hot water for domestic properties. Also launching is the Rapax


plug-and-play heat pump water heater, designed for simple installation and integration with existing systems. The new air conditioning range will also be on display, offering multi-split, air-to-air heat pump solutions for year-round climate control.


Altecnic (5D15) Creating its biggest and most interactive presence to date, Altecnic is bringing together product innovation, technical expertise, and hands-on installer engagement. Installers will be able to explore a wide range of solutions designed to support modern plumbing and heating systems, alongside new product developments including the Caleffi Series 5771 FilterStop. This year’s stand places a strong


focus on practical interaction, allowing installers to get hands-on with products and see how they integrate within real-world systems. Visitors can also grab technical resources including Altecnic’s Idronics magazines and expansion vessel sizing calculators. Beyond the stand, Altecnic’s


technical manager Ed Morris will be speaking at the CIBSE Build2Perform Theatre on 23rd


Active by Inta will debut the Leak Sense which detects micro leaks


June at 3pm, delivering a session on heat networks and heat interface units (HIUs).


Baxi (5F50) Returning to the show with its ‘Baxi’s Got You’ campaign, Baxi will showcase a wide range of heating, hot water and low-carbon solutions designed to simplify installation, servicing and maintenance. Visitors will be able to explore the


latest boilers, heat pumps, cylinders and controls, including the new HP60 high-temperature ASHP and pre-plumbed cylinder solutions, alongside a sneak preview of the latest Megaflo cylinder range, developed to suit a wider range of installations and budgets. For those working in commercial settings, there’s the opportunity to see the Auriga+ high-temperature heat pump, the AquaHeat Direct Heat Interface Unit, the Quinta Ace boiler series and the CHVAC Manager, a configurable hybrid controller. The stand will also feature


competitions and giveaways, including the chance to ‘Grab a Grand’ with a boiler bundle prize, alongside


hands-on


demonstrations, expert technical advice and an appearance from boxer Lewis Williams.


Conex Bänninger (5C30) Visitors will experience an enhanced interactive display building on the success of last year’s event. The award-winning >B< MaxiPro, celebrating its 10th


anniversary since international launch, will be featured alongside details of a new addition to the range. Other key products on show include <A> Press Copper, >B< Press, >B< Oyster, >B< Press Inox XL, >B< Press Gas, and Conex Compression. The refreshed stand will include


large media walls showing product videos, a new Oyster Shuffle game, a copper bottle opener challenge using >B< Press fittings, and branded giveaways. Five product clusters will highlight applications across plumbing/heating, multi- disciplinary, specification and ACR sectors.


Daikin (5D36) Eco-heating technologies supporting the shift to low-carbon heating and cooling are the star of Daikin’s exhibit. Visitors can explore the latest heat pump systems, gain hands-on experience with new technology, and access training and business support designed to help installers meet growing demand. Focus will be placed on skills


development, including toolbox talks with practical on-site guidance and an immersive VR Altherma heat pump installation experience. Daikin will also announce a major new training initiative. In addition, Matteo Dall’Ombra,


commercial marketing manager at Daikin, will take to the stage to discuss refrigerants and the path to sustainable cooling at the CIBSE Climate Solutions Theatre.


Danfoss (5C28) The manufacturer is inviting visitors to get hands on with some of its latest innovations, including RAX Living Designer TRVs, the self-balancing RAS-B2 (launched at the show), Ally, Icon2, and PICV range for commercial buildings. There will also be an opportunity to find out more about the company’s cold room solutions, including Optyma Plus A2L, EKE- 100-1VK superheat controller, and DEVI electric heating. The Danfoss stand will also


be hosting some live podcasts covering heat pump installations, avoiding costly ‘bodges’, business growth, regulations, mental health, and getting started in the trade.


Fernox (5G45) Explore Fernox’s residential, commercial and renewable solutions, where the water treatment manufacturer will showcase its extensive portfolio backed by over 60 years of expertise and in-house testing. Visitors can discover products, services and training via The Fernox Experience, designed to support installers with practical knowledge and tools. A key highlight is the enhanced


Commercial Solutions range, improving HVAC efficiency and lifespan through air and dirt separators, vacuum degassers, side stream filters and chemicals, including the new CC1 Side Filter Air & Dirt 90 with advanced filtration and dosing capabilities. Also featured are the TF1 Sigma


Mini Installer Pack, water testing solutions, and the Fernox App with real-time tools and technical resources.


Geocel to exhibit for the first time


Geocel (D40) This is the first time Geocel, a specialist in sealants and adhesives, will be attending the InstallerSHOW. Situated in the Painters & Decorators Hall, the team will be ready to greet and answer any questions about the range of sealants and adhesives. Avi Bajwa from the Geocel marketing team says: “We are extremely excited to be exhibiting at InstallerSHOW 2026 for the first time, with our extensive range of sealants and adhesives providing a go-to solution for every challenge that the trade may encounter on site. We are confident that once you have a Geocel product in your tool kit, you will love it. So, come pay us a visit and make sure to pick up your free product!”


Glow-worm (5D45) Glow-worm will bring its distinctive energy to the show with a first look at a new product launch designed to generate strong industry interest. The stand will be fully transformed into a traditional pub experience, ‘The Glow-worm Arms’, offering a relaxed space to explore the latest additions and speak with the team. Alongside the stand activity,


Glow-worm will once again co-sponsor the InstallerSHOW plaza, hosting a programme of talks, expert panels and industry discussions.


The display will focus on the future of domestic heating technology, combining product innovation with what promises to be an informal, engagement- led stand experience.


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