Hamworthy CPD course on domestic hot water

04 March, 2015

Hamworthy Heating has developed a new CIBSE-accredited CPD seminar. The course deals with DHW (domestic hot water) best practice and covers all aspects of DHW systems from sizing to safety and legislation to legionella. The course is split into five modules so that you can pick and choose your areas of interest.

People attending the course will learn a useful sizing formula to help them accurately estimate peak-load requirements and size DHW for different sectors. The course explains the different types of system such as vented, unvented and point of use, plus the key differences and benefits between direct- and indirect-fired hot-water appliances.

Hamworthy courses are free to attend and can be delivered at a time and place to suit the customer.

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