Throughout September, Ariston will be on the road with its new display and training vehicle (DTV). The mobile training and product familiarisation facility allows Ariston to take its products out on the road and get closer to customers.
The DTV is equipped with an array of Ariston’s core products, including a fully functional E-Combi evo boiler, complete with a working Ariston NET smart remote control system. This system is also connected to a sink and taps, providing hot running water on board. Other boilers showcased include a Clas HE evo and an E-System evo. The vehicle is fully equipped for extensive training on all these products and controls.
The vehicle also houses an Andris Lux under-sink water heating unit, which is displayed alongside a Nuos FS 200 heat pump water heater and an Aquabravo ITI 80 unvented cylinder. An accompanying display board highlights Ariston’s range of controls.
The air-conditioned DTV also incorporates a mobile wifi system, as well as a wall-mounted smart TV that can be used as a PC monitor for on-board presentations. The DTV also lends itself to entertaining customers, as its side panels fold out to create an expanded reception and function area, complete with table, stools, steps and wheelchair ramp. There is also a drinks machine and a hot grill on-board – which is designed for BBQs and breakfast meetings.
Commenting on the new vehicle, Mustafa Findik, MD at Ariston, says: “The DTV is an incredibly valuable tool, not only for our business but for customers as well. This new model further showcases our commitment to training and dedication to promoting the latest, high efficiency heating technologies. Plus, we can take our products and expertise right into the heart of the field, enabling installers and merchants to experience our offering first hand. And, better still, the new design and layout enables us to host a variety of events and breakfast mornings, as well as provide invaluable support at exhibitions.”
Find out the DTV’s routes online at http://www.ariston.com/uk/Trade/dtv_events. The vehicle will be stopping at the PHEX events in Manchester and Chelsea in October 2016 and November 2016 respectively, where it will be hosting a series of special training sessions. Installers and customers can also monitor the DTV on social media, via the hashtag ‘#aristONtheroad’.
