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Home | UK News | Hitachi appoints Secon as distributor

Hitachi appoints Secon as distributor

1st December 2017

UK: Hitachi Air Conditioning Europe has further expanded its distribution network with the appointment of solar thermal and renewables specialist, Secon.

Sunderland-based Secon will offer the full range of Yutaki mono and split air source heat pumps, supported by its own in-house technical support team.

Established in 1998 as a solar thermal distributor, Secon later expanded into the biomass and heat pump markets. It also stocks Mitsubishi Electric, Samsung and Panasonic air source heat pumps,

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