Lochinvar opens training facility

Lochinvar, boiler, water heater, DHW

Lochinvar, which supplies boilers and water heaters, has opened a multi-purpose training facility at its Banbury UK headquarters. It has been designed to host pre- and post-sales training for contractors, specifiers and end users to broaden technical knowledge and product awareness across the commercial building-services market.

The facility has seven different Lochinvar products connected to gas and water supplies for hands-on demonstration, training and familiarisation. Installation and maintenance courses for contractors have been tailored for specific products to suit experience levels.

Specifiers and installers can experience the full breadth of the company’s range and the flexibility of choices available to them.

Managing director David Pepper says, ‘Seeing the equipment operating and in situ provides a much better appreciation of the features available rather than reading about them in a catalogue or online. The investment we have made in developing this facility is already delivering a return.’

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