Drayton, a manufacturer of heating controls in the UK, will focus on technical training and installer support at InstallerSHOW 2026, with a programme of educational sessions and product demonstrations taking place throughout the event.
Visitors to the company’s stand will be able to attend training sessions led by James Clark, Technical Training Manager at Drayton. The sessions will cover topics including the operation of the company’s TRV4 radiator valve, valve fault finding, product teardowns, and heating system optimisation.
Attendees will also have the opportunity to take part in Q&A sessions and receive gland seal kits following participation in the training programme.
Alongside the training activities, Drayton will showcase a range of heating control products, including its second-generation Wiser smart heating platform, thermostatic radiator valves, auto-balancing TRVs, motorised valves, and room thermostats.
InstallerSHOW visitors can explore latest heating controls
Among the products on display will be the Digistat range of programmable room thermostats, which now offer optional app control in 11 languages.
According to Drayton, the feature is intended to improve accessibility for a wider range of users, including those in social housing environments.
The company’s technical team will also be available throughout the exhibition to provide product guidance and answer questions relating to installation and system performance.
Away from the main exhibition hall, Drayton will position its training and demonstration vehicle outside the venue, where visitors can view additional products and learn more about the company’s training activities.
The stand will also feature prize giveaways, while installers signing up to the Drayton Rewards+ loyalty programme during the event will receive a £5 Greggs voucher.
InstallerSHOW 2026 takes place at the NEC Birmingham, 23–25 June, bringing together manufacturers, contractors, installers, and industry professionals from across the building services sector.
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