Designed for building services professionals, the new CPD helps consultants, specifiers and contractors navigate the fast-moving landscape of domestic hot water (DHW) system design in commercial buildings.
With the need to comply with updated regulations and improve system efficiency, the new CPD from ACV UK explores how market demands are shifting and what that means for modern DHW system specification. It also covers key drivers such as changes to Part L, the expanding range of available technologies and how to approach system design in a way that balances carbon reduction, reliability and cost. Participants will also gain insights into demand profiling, system sizing, hybrid strategies and practical considerations such as site constraints and long-term operational performance.
Designed for professionals involved in new build projects, plant room upgrades, or refurbishment work, the session provides a clear, practical overview of both the challenges and opportunities shaping the future of commercial DHW. To suit busy working schedules, the CPD lasts 45–60 minutes and can be delivered in person, online, or at ACV’s Expert Academy Training Centres.
The new module complements ACV UK’s existing portfolio of CIBSE-approved CPDs. These include “Factors Driving Material Selection for Hot Water Storage Products” which highlights the durability and performance of stainless steel in commercial DHW systems, and “Decarbonisation Using Electric Boiler Technology in Non-Domestic Properties,”which examines how electric boilers can support carbon reduction goals, particularly in hybrid systems or installations where heat pumps are not feasible.
As the industry continues to adapt to the net zero agenda and increasingly complex regulatory requirements, ACV’s CIBSE-approved CPD programme equips professionals with the knowledge needed to deliver quality, future-proof solutions.
For more information or to book your place at one of ACV UK’s CIBSE-approved CPD sessions, visit: https://www.acv.com/gb/page/cibse-accredited-cpd-course