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Replay Golf, a specialist retailer of preowned and new golf equipment, has upgraded comfort, air quality and energy efficiency at its flagship store in Surrey following the installation of Panasonic PACi NX climate control systems.

Co-owned by Ben Ross, Replay Golf has evolved from a small garden centre outlet into a purpose-built 6,000sqft retail and practice space, welcoming more than 200 customers each day. The business required a modern solution to replace inefficient gas heaters that created uneven temperatures across the store.

The project was delivered with support from Panasonic distribution partner Dysk, led by sales representative Warren Davies, and installed by HVAC specialist Uber Cool, led by Neil Collins.

Panasonic PACi NX units were selected for their reliability, energy efficiency and ease of installation, with a combination of ceiling mounted four-way cassette and wall mounted systems providing consistent heating and cooling throughout the space.

In addition to improved temperature control, the systems incorporate Panasonic’s nanoe X technology to help clean the air and reduce bacteria on surfaces – an important factor in a high traffic retail environment where customers frequently handle equipment.

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