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Panasonic Heating & Cooling is thrilled to announce they will be exhibiting and sponsoring Housing 2019 this year in Manchester, 25 – 27 June, Stand F11. Panasonic is sponsoring the Insight Theatre during the event with expert speakers giving an overview about Air Source Heat Pumps.

Tony Nielsen, UK Marketing Manager for Panasonic, commented: “With the demand for renewable heating solutions for residential properties growing, Panasonic has developed a range of innovative renewable heat pump solutions that are reliable, deliver energy efficient and cost-effective solutions to residential and commercial markets. Housing 2019 provides us with a platform to share with the industry the latest advances in renewable heat pump technology”.

Air to Water Heat Pumps

Tony Nielsen will discuss one of the most effective renewable technologies - the air source heat pump

On display during the show, Panasonic will be showcasing their Aquarea range of Air to Water Heat Pumps that offers domestic properties a more sustainable, energy efficient and cost-effective energy source for not only heating homes but additionally provides a supply of hot water. Furthermore, Panasonic experts will be on hand to demonstrate their intelligent range of remote controllers to show how users can monitor and keep track of their energy usage to help cut costs and be more energy efficient.

Renewable professionals from Panasonic will be available each day at the show including expert speakers at the Insight Theatre each day as follows:

  • 25th June – 11.05 – 11.50 – Overview of Heat Pumps

While the impact of climate change becomes more apparent, companies, governments and individuals must take a greater responsibility in reducing their human impact upon the environment. Tony Nielsen, Panasonic’s UK Marketing Manager will discuss one of the most effective renewable technologies for heating and cooling homes - the air source heat pump.

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  • 26th June – 10.10 – 10.55 – The future of heat pumps in the UK

The session will explain how the heating and cooling industry in the UK is evolving and setting new trends. Homeowners are increasingly looking for their homes to be more energy efficient and cost effective, in addition to using renewable technologies. This session will explore why consumers are demanding more and how Air to Water Heat Pumps may be the answer.

  • 27th June – 11.05 – 11.50 – Residential heat pump case study

This session will look at some real life case studies where air source heat pumps have been installed in properties that required a suitable renewable energy source solution to heat the homes as well as provide hot water in addition to being reliable, aesthetically pleasing, quiet, and cost effective for its residents.

The team is looking forward to sharing their expertise in the renewable sector during this significant industry event. Attendees can find the Panasonic booth for advice on Stand F11 or contact a member of the team beforehand to arrange meeting.

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