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New date added for PICVs CPD training course

Marflow Hydronics has added in a new date for its CPD training course on Pressure Independent Control Valves.

The course will be held in Birmingham on 4 May and is free to attend. It is a half day session that will provide delegates with knowledge on how PICVs work, innovative pipe layouts and how to make systems more economical, including the introduction of electronic balancing. It is aimed at consultants, designers, specifiers and key influencers who want to learn more about the products, improve their skills and specify, purchase or commission a PICV. 

Marflow’s technical manager, Nick Martin, said: “PICVs are growing so much in popularity due to their numerous benefits, but to really get the best out of them then a user needs to fully understand them. Our course is set up to provide delegates with the knowledge they need to truly optimise the many advantages of the product.”

Places are limited, strictly on a first come first served basis. To register, or for more information, visit www.marflowhydronics.co.uk/events, call 0121 358 2012 or email training@marflow.co.uk.

22 February 2016

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