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Home | UK News | Mitsubishi hosts R32 webinar

Mitsubishi hosts R32 webinar

14th February 2018

UK: A year on from the UK launch of its first air conditioners using lower GWP refrigerant R32, Mitsubishi Electric is hosting an online webinar next month to explain the benefits. 

Aimed at consultants and contractors, the webinar promises key insights on Mitsubishi Electric’s R32 product range. Webinar participants will be able to talk directly to product managers and hear the latest industry views.

Those who sign up for the webinar also have the chance to win an Amazon Echo.

The webinar takes place at at 14.00 GMT on March 15.

To register, visit timeforR32.co.uk and click on the Request Information tab.

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