Atag Q Series sees significant sales growth

Atag Q Series, Atag Commercial

Atag Commercial has reported a significant 68% increase in sales of its Q Series range of boilers over the last 12 months. The robust manufacture and efficient operation are two key reasons for the product’s popularity with specifiers.

An advantage of the Q Series is its ability to provide fast and plentiful hot water, continuously supplying up to 23.3 litres at 38°C. This is complemented by an intelligent management control, which monitors flow temperatures to help end users attain maximum energy reduction. As a result, the range is able to achieve efficiencies of up to 110%, which are amongst the highest in its class.

Paul Martin, national sales manager at Atag Commercial, said: “The Q Series continues to be an extremely popular product across the industry. The boiler’s stainless steel heat exchanger and outstanding efficiencies have ensured these robust units remain the first choice for high quality projects. We’re confident that the Q Series’ reputation will continue to grow in the industry, as more customers realise the quality, durability and all round potential of the range.”

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