Stirling Technology, Inc., Is a Winner in ACHR News Dealer Design Awards
The UltimateAir' RecoupAerator® 200DX is chosen as Silver Award winner in the ACHR News Dealer Design Awards Program
Stirling Technology, Inc. was recognized for excellence in product design in the second annual Dealer Design Awards Program sponsored by The Air Conditioning Heating & Refrigeration News magazine. An independent panel of 65 contractors acted as judges in the contest that had 114 entries from 82 manufacturers. The company's RecoupAerator 200DX energy recovery ventilator was the Silver Award Winner in the Residential HVAC Equipment Category. The News is the leading trade magazine in the heating, ventilating, air conditioning and refrigeration industries.
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News Publisher John Conrad stated, "This product design competition gives us the opportunity to recognize the outstanding product designs and innovations that make a dealers job easier and faster. It also enables our readers to identify new product opportunities."
"The 200DX design innovations are a direct result of us responding to the needs of contractors. It is marvelous to be recognized by the same folks who recommend and install our products. Thanks from all of us at Stirling Tech!"
Winning entries in the Dealer Design Awards will be (were) featured in the July 18, 2005 issue of The News, which is distributed nationally to over 32, 000 HVACR contractors, wholesalers, and other industry professionals.
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