With more than 46 years experience, the monthly B2B magazine Heating and Ventilating Review, (HVR) is dedicated to the promotion of the activities of the commercial and industrial heating, ventilating and air conditioning (HVAC) industries.

The magazine delivers incisive comment, in-depth analysis and stimulating editorial. It is essential reading for the busy HVAC professional.


HVR is the first of many magazine titles launched by publication house Faversham House Group.

Each monthly issue of HVR contains thought-provoking features and comment on the subjects that matter to our readers:

What's happening, in the commercial and industrial HVAC market.

How to get the best out of HVAC installations.

The latest news on products, contracts and legislation.

What your peers and competitors are doing.

The pipes, the pipes are calling... 1-Feb-2012 Uponor has unveiled a new professional fitting system which, it is claimed, will take plumbing to new levels thanks to its ‘Tool Inside’ technology and high pressure joint system. The RTM, or Ring Tension Memory, system is designed to eliminate the need for tools to make quick, safe and professional joints.

Time-saving gas pipe solution 1-Feb-2012 TracPipe is expanding its network of UK stockists in response to installer demand for same-day delivery.

It pays to get into the right groove 1-Feb-2012 Efficiency, speed, maintainability and safety are key considerations in hvac installations. Grooved-end pipe joining technology meets all those requirements, says Andy Carter

Hot tips as fire protection moves up the agenda 1-Feb-2012 With the regulations behind fire protection systems becoming ever more stringent, there really is very little margin for error when it comes to pipe specification, says Simon Spridgeon

Shopping around... 1-Feb-2012 The best sustainability teams in retail comprise a multi-disciplinary mix of skills and experience including renewables

It’s not easy being green 1-Feb-2012 We need to provide economically sustainable, energy efficient heating systems to meet the needs of today’s frugal, low carbon economy. Mark Northcott looks at the social, environmental and economic aspects of sustainable heating technologies

Ultimate CHP power source 1-Feb-2012 Fuel cells could revolutionise the way we power our world, offering a cleaner, more efficient alternative to the combustion of gasoline and other fossil fuels, says John Lidderdale

Measure of success: Tools to assess the eco impact 1-Feb-2012 Contractors need ways to prove their environmental credentials in the built industry. Irena Saniuk draws a global map of the main environmental assessment methods

Data centres benefit from free cooling economisers 1-Feb-2012 Airside economisers offer real advantages since adiabatic cooling can be used to boost the free cooling hours and reduce mechanical cooling loads and the CO2 footprint, says Iain McNeil

Atomising nozzles help ensure comfort 1-Feb-2012 The practical problems associated with installing humidification equipment have limited the options available... until now, says John Barker

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