Steve Willis Training Centres chooses Powrmatic — again

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As part of a major refurbishment, Steve Willis Training Centres has installed Powrmatic NVx suspended gas-unit heaters in the two workshops at its Portsmouth facility. They replace older Powrmatic heaters and will reduce energy consumption and carbon emissions.

Established for nearly 15 years, Steve Willis training centres specialise in building-engineering-services training. There are short courses in gas, plumbing and electricity, as well as apprenticeships.

One workshop has a 40 kW unit, the other a 50 kW unit. Both have automatic modulating controls to provide an efficient response to variable heating requirements.

Managing director Steve Willis said, ‘Our previous Powrmatic heating had given good, reliable service for many years, so it made perfect sense to choose Powrmatic again for our newly refurbishment workshops.’

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