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EARS trade show has new venue

UK: The East Anglian Refrigeration Society has a new venue for its one-day trade show this year.

Around thirty exhibitors have booked for this now annual event which this year takes place at the Dunston Hall Hotel, Norwich, on May 17.

The show is open from 14.00 to 20.00, with a free buffet provided from 18.00.

The list of exhibitors include Sauermann, Daikin, Carel, Pump House, Harp, Mitsubishi Electric, Lu-Ve, Aspen, Big Foot, Rothenberger, Robert C Scutt, Bitzer, Fujitsu, Javac, Advanced Engineering, Blue Diamond, ITE, National Refrigerants, Carrier, Yellow Jacket, Kelvion and Danfoss.

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