Atag Heating opens new headquarters facility

18 March, 2007

Comprehensive training facilities are a key part of the new headquarters of Atag Heating UK at Chichester.

Continuing rapid expansion since Atag Heating UK was established four years ago has enabled it to move to extensive new premises in Chichester. The new UK headquarters has been purpose designed within an existing shell to provide space and facilities for the next stage of the company’s development. There is ample warehousing for boilers and parts and also a modern office complex housing sales, marketing, logistics, technical support and training facilities — plus all management and administration amenities. The training centre is newly equipped with training aids and several complete boiler systems. Particular emphasis has always been placed on providing installers and specifiers with practical and technical knowledge of products before sale via the experienced technical team. The training centre provides hands-on experience of operating and fault finding on working systems, with dry boilers for practising installation and maintenance procedures. There are classroom facilities for theory sessions and product presentations. The product range includes the Premier range of condensing boilers with inputs from 3.9 to 33.6 kW and efficiencies from 98 to 109%. The new Q range offers inputs from 6.8 to 57.3 kW. Both ranges are SEDBUK Class A rated and use inverted ceramic burners with stainless-steel heat exchangers. They modulate down to 16%.

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