Certification scheme for installers of Raychem underfloor heating

10 March, 2009

Tyco Thermal Controls is rolling out a training and certification programme for installers of its Raychem electric underfloor heating systems.

Electricians completing the course will become Raychem CertifiedPRO accredited installers. They will have access to technical and promotional support and be able to offer to users a specially extended manufacturer’s total warranty on any Raychem floor-heating projects they commission.

This Raychem accreditation will be promoted to consumers, encouraging end users to seek out and select CertifiedPRO installers to undertake their electric underfloor heating projects.

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