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£250 promo on Panasonic Mini VRF

UK: Panasonic Heating and Cooling Solutions has introduced a new installer incentive in the UK to promote its ECOi Mini VRF outdoor units.

Panasonic is offering £250 on a preloaded Mastercard for every ECOi Mini VRF unit for orders placed and deliveries made between 1 August and 31 December, inclusive, subject to terms and conditions.

Designed for small- to medium-sized commercial or residential projects, the ECOi Mini VRF units provide flexible heating and cooling in a compact and space-saving footprint.

The offer is only available whilst stock lasts and in the qualifying period.

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