With demand for sustainable heating technologies growing, Stiebel Eltron is hosting an open day where it will share its renewable heating expertise and highlight the benefits of heat pumps for consumers and installers alike.
Taking place at its headquarters in Bromborough on Saturday 24th February from 10am – 2pm, attendees will gain access to the company’s renewable heating product showroom to learn more about the technology. Free refreshments will also be available for all attendees.
Attendees will find out about a wide variety of both air and ground source heat pumps during the event, while learning from the company’s expert technicians on how they can work in home settings, their performance, and the energy savings they can deliver.
The company’s expert team will also be on hand to offer advice on whether those attending are eligible for, and likely to benefit from, the government’s £7,500 heat pump grant scheme, which is designed to help consumers transition away from gas boilers.
Meanwhile, installers will have the opportunity to meet Stiebel Eltron’s installer partners, who will share their heat pump technology knowledge, as well as providing information about the training and support package the company offers to all installers it works with.
MD Mark McManus comments: “Consumers are increasingly looking to move away from gas boilers and what we want to do is give them the information they need to make an informed decision. The aim of is by no means to give them a hard sell, but simply to share our years of knowledge and expertise with a view to helping people who are thinking about using a heat pump in their homes.
“But it’s also about giving installers confidence in the product so that they have the know-how to advise their customers on the best heat pump they should use, as well as being able to outline the benefits they will bring.”
The event will be held at Unit 12, Stadium Court, Bromborough, UK. For those looking to book their place they can do so via the website://www.stiebel-eltron.co.uk/openshowroom
