Alpha is excited to be exhibiting at InstallerSHOW 2024 being held at the NEC Birmingham. Our display on stand 5G39d will offer visitors the opportunity to see a complete overview of our core offering, including domestic, commercial and renewable products.

Key experts will be on-hand to offer the latest insights and advice on heating systems and training, including Technical Manager, Darran Smith, National Renewables Manager, Dan Wilden and Commercial Product Engineer, Daniel Sturch, among others.

With a product portfolio that meets the needs of a whole host of domestic and commercial installations, Alpha will be showcasing gas boilers including the ProTec NX, as well as the popular E-Tec Hybrid solution, Hydro heat pump, and Ares Tec floor standing modular boiler.

• E-Tec Hybrid – a packaged heat pump solution that offers a great way to take a step into renewable heating without losing the reliability offered by the tried-and-tested gas boiler.
• Hydro heat pump – a single-phase heat pump in a choice of outputs that is paired with a pre-plumbed 200 litre cylinder and Smartech control to provide the ultimate in renewable heating efficiency.
• ProTec NX – the ‘NXt’ generation of gas boilers offering a high-efficiency, fan-assisted condensing boiler for commercial applications, as well as larger domestic projects. With the maximum efficiency available for condensing boilers, the ProTec NX improves running costs and has ultra-low emissions to meet the latest building regulation and authority requirements.
• Ares Tec – a high output modular condensing boiler range providing a flexible and efficient commercial heating solution.

Darran Smith, Technical Manager at Alpha, said: “InstallerSHOW is a key date in our calendars, and we’re delighted to be bringing our show van to the 2024 exhibition, to demonstrate the wide breadth of products and support we have on offer. We’re particularly eager to share more insights and information on our E-Tec Hybrid and Hydro products, as we seek to support installers in embracing a low-carbon future, and discussing the free training we have on offer to upskill in this area.”