Viessmann to show Ecobuild visitors it leads the way in easy integration of renewable heating products
Attendees to Viessmann’s stand near entrance N7 can enter a prize draw competition to win a new Apple iMac All-In-One Desktop PC.
Viessmann, one of the leading international manufacturers of heating systems, will demonstrate the benefits of its advanced products and controls to the simple integration of existing heating technologies with renewable energy and heating systems, at Ecobuild (March 20-22, 2012; ExCel; London – stand N2730).
Fourteen products from the company’s comprehensive range of quality products for domestic, commercial and renewable applications will be on display including those from the Vitodens boiler (4.8 kW to 840 kW), Vitocal heat pump (1.5 kW to 1 MW) and Vitosol solar thermal system ranges, as well as from Viessmann’s biomass (4 kW to 1,250 kW) offering. Viessmann will also be showing its Vitodens 200-W high specification boiler which now offers up to 840 kW by offering a cascade of up to eight wall hung boilers, ideal for where access is difficult, floor space is limited and where customers demand the reassurance of having more than one boiler running as a back-up.
In addition to interacting with up to the minute control systems, product animations and overviews of reference installations, designers, constructors and installers will be able to enter Viessmann’s competition for attendees to the stand. A new Apple iMac All-In-One Desktop PC is the prize for one lucky visitor, which will be drawn at the end of the show.
“Together with our recently expanded expert renewables team, I am looking forward to meeting with specifiers and installers at Ecobuild and to providing unbiased advice on the specification of sustainable and energy efficient heating technologies,” says Graham Russell, managing director. “The built-in integration of our products means they are designed from the outset to work together providing superior performing systems, with lower service and maintenance costs. This is particularly valuable to the increasing number of customers who are integrating renewable with traditional heating systems and who are looking for a trusted, wide-ranging technology mix from under one reputable roof.”
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About Viessmann Limited
Viessmann Limited is part of the Viessmann Group of Companies which is one of the leading international manufacturers of heating systems. Founded in 1917, the family business is overseen by the chairmanship of Managing Partner Dr. Martin Viessmann. The Group has annual turnover of EUR 1.7 billion and employs a staff of approximately 9,400. Viessmann’s comprehensive product range encompasses all fuel types and applications, allowing it to deliver high quality, efficient and fully integrated solutions. With an output range of 1.5 to 20,000 kW, Viessmann offers oil and gas-fired boilers, solar thermal and photovoltaics, combined heat and power modules (CHP), ground, air and water sourced heat pumps and biomass boilers.
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Claire Dumbreck, Propel Technology, Bloxham Mill, Barford Road, Bloxham, Banbury, Oxfordshire, UK, OX15 4FF. +44 (0)1295 724130 / +44 (0) 7768 773857. claire@propel-technology.com
Press Enquiries
Claire Dumbreck, Propel Technology, Bloxham Mill, Barford Road, Bloxham, Banbury, Oxfordshire, UK, OX15 4FF. 44 (0)1295 724130 / 44 (0) 7768 773857. claire@propel-technology.com
About Viessmann Limited
Viessmann Limited is part of the Viessmann Group of Companies which is one of the leading international manufacturers of heating systems. Founded in 1917, the family business is overseen by the chairmanship of Managing Partner Dr. Martin Viessmann. The Group has annual turnover of EUR 1.7 billion and employs a staff of approximately 9,400. Viessmann’s comprehensive product range encompasses all fuel types and applications, allowing it to deliver high quality, efficient and fully integrated solutions. With an output range of 1.5 to 20,000 kW, Viessmann offers oil and gas-fired boilers, solar thermal and photovoltaics, combined heat and power modules (CHP), ground, air and water sourced heat pumps and biomass boilers.
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