Kooltech’s Applied Demo Suite open for visits

kooltech heat pumps

Kooltech’s new Applied Demo Suite in Fareham features a fully operational commercial heat pump connected to all components up to the point of outlet, including bespoke designed K-con thermal store and potable hot water vessels and all associated valves, stats and controls.

The full system offered by Kooltech Applied simplifies and accelerates the procurement and logistics of the heat pump solution, reducing potential pain points from design to order to installation and commissioning, and provides a cost-certainty solution for every party.

Everything seen in the suite can be obtained and supported by Kooltech Applied directly. Industry professionals, M&Es, installers and end-users involved in decarbonisation heat pump projects are encouraged to visit.

Scott Mason, Head of Kooltech Applied, said: “I encourage anyone who is interested in decarbonisation heat pump projects to visit. Contractors wanting to take their first steps into commercial heat pumps and potable hot water
can become familiar
with the full solution
here at our Fareham
branch. It’s ideal for
pre-commissioning
checks and general
hands-on training as the
system set-up allows
them the opportunity to
test, check, touch and
ask questions before
installing on-site.”


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