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Grant UK has launched a brand new section on its website called the ‘Knowledge Hub’ which is dedicated to homeowners, providing them with a selection of information relating to sustainable heating solutions helping them to make informed decisions about their future home heating.
Installers who attend the Air Source Heat Pump product training course at the Grant UK Training Academy can now claim free set-up assistance for an Aerona³ R32 heat pump.
All four Aerona³ R32 models, Grant’s fourth generation of air source heat pumps, are featured within the National Building Specification’s BIM Library. This extensive online resource collates the product data for a wide range of construction materials and products, providing architects and developers with key product data all in one place.
The Heat Pump Association, along with other representatives within the low carbon heating industry, has published two consultations to discuss the qualification criteria for training courses on low carbon heating systems. Installers are encouraged to feed their thoughts and comments into both consultations, which will remain open until 30th June 2020.
Grant UK’s webinar with InstallerFESTIVAL, about correctly sizing heat emitters when designing heat pump systems, proved to be a hit with plenty of discussion and questions raised by participants. InstallerFESTIVAL, which brought together heating engineers from across the country via a virtual industry gathering, has been a big success and Grant UK is pleased to have been a part of the event.
In 2019, a large property in Llanfyrnach, Pembrokeshire underwent a complete refurbishment which included upgrading the heating system. Today, the home’s heating and hot water requirements are being met more sustainably by a bespoke hybrid system consisting of a Grant Solar Thermal system installed alongside a VortexBlue oil boiler.
A number of exciting changes and new features have been incorporated into Grant UK’s website – www.grantuk.com – including a series of stylistic and content updates, a more sophisticated ‘Find an Engineer’ search function, the launch of a brand new Blog as well as other improvements designed to enhance user experiences and to increase the range of resources available to visitors.
At the beginning of April, Grant UK appointed Matt Beales as a Business Development Manager within the Renewables Sales Team. Matt will provide sales support on Grant’s extensive renewable product range to customers in the East and South East of England.
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