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Recently, a delegation from NULITE New Energy (Guangzhou) Co., Ltd. traveled to Tashkent, Uzbekistan, to participate in Aqua-Therm Tashkent, held from October 6 to 8, 2026, at Uzexpocentre NEC, Uzbekistan’s national exhibition center. The event is an international exhibition for the heating, ventilation, air conditioning and refrigeration industry.
The exhibition brings together HVAC manufacturers, distributors, contractors and industry professionals from Central Asia and other regions. During the event, the NULITE team is engaging with industry representatives to gain insights into local market trends and demand for heat pump solutions. Following the exhibition, the team plans to visit customers and prospective partners in Tashkent and surrounding areas to discuss technical requirements and explore opportunities for further cooperation.
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During its visit, the NULITE team is examining the key factors influencing heat pump selection across Central Asia, including pricing, energy efficiency, low-temperature heating performance, refrigerant options, smart control systems and after-sales support. Cold winter conditions place significant demands on heating equipment. Beyond energy efficiency, heat pumps need to maintain stable heating performance and reliable operation at low outdoor temperatures. Inverter technology, overall system efficiency and dependable technical support are therefore key considerations for manufacturers seeking to expand their presence in the region. Certification requirements, local-language documentation, product labelling, spare parts availability and installer training also play an important role in market development. Chinese heat pump manufacturers benefit from established manufacturing capabilities, a broad product portfolio and cost competitiveness. However, sustained growth in Central Asia will depend on how effectively manufacturers adapt their products and services to local requirements and provide ongoing support for distribution and after-sales service networks. |  |
 | During the exhibition, the NULITE team is engaging with industry professionals to exchange insights on residential and commercial heat pump applications, including space heating, cooling, domestic hot water and swimming pool heating. Discussions focus on product specifications, installation requirements, certification, after-sales service and potential cooperation. The insights gathered will help NULITE gain a clearer understanding of local market demand and identify opportunities for future product development and business collaboration. Heat pump requirements vary across countries and projects. Factors such as climate conditions, water quality, electrical supply, building design and local installation practices can all influence equipment selection, system configuration and operating performance. As part of its market assessment in Central Asia, NULITE is considering these local factors to explore solutions suited to regional requirements. The company aims to support customers and partners with appropriate heat pump solutions, technical guidance and reliable after-sales service. |
Following Aqua-Therm Tashkent, the NULITE team plans to visit existing customers and prospective partners in Tashkent and surrounding areas to gain a better understanding of local market conditions, customer needs and practical heat pump applications. The visits will also provide an opportunity to offer technical guidance and strengthen local installation and after-sales service capabilities.
Technical training will be a key part of these visits. NULITE engineers plan to share practical knowledge of heat pump installation, commissioning, routine maintenance, fault diagnosis and repair. The sessions will address common installation and operating issues, with guidance tailored to the equipment and applications of local customers and partners.
Through these training activities, NULITE aims to help local partners improve fault identification, handle routine service issues more independently and reduce unnecessary maintenance costs. Stronger technical capabilities can also enable distributors and installers to respond more efficiently to end-user needs.
The visits will also provide an opportunity to gather feedback on equipment performance under local operating conditions. Factors such as climate, water quality, power supply and installation practices will be taken into account, while feedback on system operation and maintenance requirements can help inform future product improvements and technical support.
For NULITE, customer service extends beyond product supply. Equipping local partners with the knowledge and skills needed to install, maintain and repair heat pump systems is an important part of supporting their long-term development. Through technical training and continued after-sales support, the company aims to strengthen local service networks and build lasting partnerships in Central Asia.
Headquartered in Guangzhou, China, NULITE New Energy specialises in the research, development and manufacturing of heat pump systems. The company’s visit to Tashkent serves not only as an opportunity to gain a better understanding of the local industry, but also as a starting point for potential cooperation.
Insights gathered during the exhibition and planned customer visits will help NULITE assess local certification and product testing requirements, distribution opportunities, and arrangements for technical and after-sales support.
The company plans to maintain communication with local distributors, installers and project partners, with an emphasis on heat pump solutions suited to regional conditions and supported by reliable technical services.
From Guangzhou to Tashkent, NULITE continues to explore opportunities in international heat pump markets. Through closer engagement with local partners and a better understanding of their technical and service needs, the company aims to support the wider adoption of energy-efficient heat pump solutions for heating, cooling and hot water across Central Asia.
