ARBS registration now open

13 January 2010: Registration is now open online for the Air Conditioning, Refrigeration and Building Services (ARBS) exhibition, which will welcome visitors between 12-14 April 2010 at the Sydney Exhibition and Convention Centre, Darling Harbour.
This event caters to professionals and trade visitors who are involved in the design and construction of sustainable, energy-efficient commercial, residential and multi-purpose buildings, and addresses the design, manufacture, installation and maintenance of heating, ventilation, air-conditioning (HVAC) and refrigeration products and services worldwide.
ARBS 2010 exhibition manager Sue Falcke says this year the exhibition will focus on important issues facing the industry, including climate change, energy efficiency, residential and commercial building regulations, Standards, and government legislation.
“ARBS is a unique environment, where education, innovation and technology converge,” says Falcke.
“This year, in addition to around 250 national and international exhibitors demonstrating the latest products and services, we have the largest ever line-up of international speakers and local specialists joining us for our comprehensive seminar program.”
The ARBS seminar program, which is being held alongside the exhibition, provides visitors with the opportunity to undertake low-cost professional development and visit exhibitors all under the one roof.
Visitors are encouraged to pre-register for the exhibition to avoid delays on arrival. Entry for trade visitors is free. Registration for the seminars is essential, as many are expected to be booked out. Visit the website to complete the simple online process.
A full list of exhibitors and seminars can be found at www.arbs.com.au

ABOUT ARBS
Where: Sydney Exhibition and Convention Centre
Opening times: Monday 12 April, 10am to 6pm; Tuesday 13 April, 10 am to 6pm; Wednesday 14 April, 9am to 4pm
Cost: Exhibition – free of charge, trade visitors only
Seminars: visit the website for individual seminar fees.

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