Housing associations, local authorities, and operators of nursing homes and public buildings are facing growing expectations to provide environments that are not only energy efficient, but also safe, healthy, and well managed. Trianco’s latest heat pump technology is helping organisations take a more proactive approach, combining low-carbon heating with enhanced visibility of property conditions. Trianco heat pumps incorporate built-in connectivity through an internal SIM car

UK heating manufacturer Trianco is reinforcing its commitment to installers with a comprehensive package of technical support services, including a free heating system design service. Recognising the increasing complexity of modern heating systems, particularly with the rise of low-temperature technologies such as air source heat pumps, Trianco has developed a dedicated in-house Design and Specification team to support installers at every stage of a project. At the heart of t

Trianco’s new Activair R290 indoor heat pumps deliver efficient, low-carbon heating with outputs of 3.2kW and 5kW, advanced smart controls and remote diagnostic/monitoring capability; ideal for retrofit, new build and LA/social housing. Trianco’s new Activair R290 is a revolutionary indoor air/water heat pump designed for locations where an outdoor unit is unfeasible; examples are apartments without balconies or those with limited outside space. Developed to supply both heat

Trianco is proud to announce that the company’s new Activair Pro air source heat pump range has been awarded the prestigious Quiet Mark certification for its 6kW, 12kW and 17kW models. Leading low-noise performance recognised across 6kW, 12kW and 17kW models Awarded by Quiet Mark, the international certification programme associated with the UK Noise Abatement Society, the accreditation recognises products that have been independently assessed and proven to reduce noise witho

Trianco, one of the UK’s most established heating specialists, has unveiled a redesigned website – www.trianco.co.uk – created specifically to support the day‑to‑day needs of heating engineers, installers, industry partners, and specifiers. The new site brings together product access, technical support, and professional resources in one easy‑to‑navigate digital hub, reflecting Trianco’s ongoing commitment to heating professionals across the UK. Built for installers and engine

Trianco, a leading UK manufacturer of heating solutions, has strengthened its commitment to installer education with an expanded training programme focused on renewable and energy-efficient technologies. The company offers comprehensive, hands-on training designed specifically for heating engineers and installers looking to develop skills in modern systems such as air source heat pumps. Central to the programme is training on Trianco’s Activair R290 heat pump range, covering

Leading heat pump specialist, Trianco , has supplied Activair indoor air source heat pumps for a £100,000 development programme in Scotland in partnership with award-winning principal contractor, the Procast Group . The joint trial by Procast and Trianco, on six flats managed by Argyll Community Housing Association (ACHA), showcases the newest and most up-to-date technology of its kind – and serves to test and examine an alternative to communal heating and district heat net

Peter Beighton, Managing Director of heat pump specialist Trianco, addresses current energy costs As UK households continue to face rising energy bills, new analysis highlights how switching to an air‑source heat pump could dramatically cut heating costs - by as much as 60 - 70% compared with electric heaters - while providing a more efficient and sustainable long‑term solution. Heating oil users have recently experienced some of the most dramatic cost increases. MoneySavingE

Dating back to 1793, Trianco has always been known as the 'Rolls-Royce’ of boilers. The brand can trace its origins back to the Industrial Revolution and the foundation of Newton Chambers. The firm had grown out of coal mining and iron founding into a major group of diverse operational companies. By the 1850s, it was making coal fire ranges at Thorncliffe near Sheffield. Fireplaces, back boilers and free-standing heating stoves followed, and, in 1873, the company was awarded