Training centre offers commercial Megaflo experience

06 February, 2014

DHW, domestic hot water, Heatrae Sadia, Megaflo

Heatrae Sadia has installed a 450 l Megaflo commercial cylinder at the Steve Willis Training Centre in Porchester near Portsmouth to provide unvented-cylinder training for the commercial sector. Since it opened in 2007, the centre has offered courses in unvented hot-water storage systems for domestic installers.

Jon Cockburn, head of marketing at Heatrae Sadia, said, ‘This is the first Megaflo commercial cylinder to be installed in a training facility. We believe it marks a new trend and is also testament to the appetite for unvented hot-water systems in larger applications

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