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HEP080 Panel with Cover

ADVANTAGES

  • Cost Effective - The solution to labor-intensive traditional on-site built systems
  • Hassle-free - Eliminates the need for scheduling and juggling different trades, and reduces on-site errors and endless trips to wholesalers
  • One-person, one-day installation - more time to take on other jobs
  • No electricians required - panels are pre-wired
  • Trouble-free start-ups - panels are pre-fabricated, pre-engineered, and individually tested, eliminating all pre-start-up testing - Literally plug and play
  • Compact - uses less space than the traditional method; more room for other uses
  • Attractive - the appliance-like cover conceals and protects the inner works
  • High quality components - stainless steel piping
  • Wide variety of options
  • Multiple Applications
  • cETLus Listed

    • For more information download our Mechanical Room in a Box Brochure (5.8MB)

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    Beta Website

    Welcome to the beta version of the new HeatLink website. This site is still in development, but since it's already an improvement over our previous site, we have put in online.
    Canadian and US professional users have been migrated to the new website. These users should be able to login in with their previous user name (email address) and password. Users will be receiving an email to this effect shortly.
    The old HeatLink website is still available for now, but will not be maintained or updated.
    Please address any questions or comments regarding the website to web [at] heatlink [dot] ca

    About HeatLink Group Inc.

    Proud beginnings

    The Group is a diverse organization of manufacturing, distribution and franchise operations, with it's headquarters based in North America. HeatLink Group specializes in products for the hydronic heating, and potable water distribution industries. The distribution and installation of floor heating products began in Western Canada in 1985, as part of a mechanical contracting organization. As the company grew and technology developed, a decision was made to expand into further product development, and to establish local manufacturing facilities. In 1991, HeatLink was incorporated and multiple product groups (including floor heating, snow melting, distribution manifolds, electronic controls, and potable water systems) were developed for initial North American distribution.

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