Baxi promotes its technologies at Building Centre

Baxi Commercial, LZC, CHP, DHW, boiler
Regularly accessible information on high-efficiency and LZC products from Baxi Commercial Division is available eon this stand at the Building Centre in London’s Store Street.

Baxi Commercial Division has a permanent stand at the Building Centre in London that provides visitors with hands-on experience of selected high-efficiency products and low- to zero-carbon (LZC) solutions. Products on display include a NEOflo high-efficiency storage water heater from Andrews Water Heaters, the Paramount two wall-hung boiler and Sirius SAT heat box solution from Potterton Commercial and the DACHs mini-CHP unit from Baxi-SenerTec UK.

Rebecca Johnson, head of marketing and communications, says, ‘We are excited to have this stand in place as another way of demonstrating the wide variety of solutions Baxi Commercial Division has to offer. Visitors will be able to gather information about the different products and systems we can provide, as well as benefiting from our “one-stop-shop” approach by learning how our different LZC technologies can be integrated within new and existing systems.’

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