2010 VRF Panasonic Product Launch
10 June 2010
Thursday June 3rd at the Adelaide Entertainment Centre saw Industrial Air and Panasonic release the new Multi VRF system into the South Australian market. To incorporate Panasonic's sponsorship of the Australian Open, Industrial Air held a tennis themed event incorporating Nintendo Wii consoles set up with 'professional' challengers at the ready and the Sharapova ball girls to meet and greet the guests. The night was a huge success with plenty of laughs, drinks and important information shared through the course of the evening.
A big thanks to all that made it along and congratulations to those lucky enough to take home one of the many quality door prizes.
See below for a few snapshots of the evenings entertainment.
The hottest ticket in town, Industrial Air's 2010 Panasonic Product Launch.
Industrial Air's Brenton Cook welcomes the guests to the 2010 Panasonic Product Launch.
Steven Cook of Industrial Air presents the new Panasonic LKR Wall Split System.
Attendees of the 2010 Panasonic VRF Product Launch
Panasonic Australia's Matt Harrison, Kevin Wells and Steven Pauling.
Adelaide Heating & Cooling's Andrew Machin, with Catherine Birch and Glyn Corner from Industrial Air.
Matt Jones of Reftec, Matt Baker of Baker Air, Craig Semmler of Reftec and Industrial Air's Frank Johann.
Mark Habel of A.G O'Connors, Shaun Burgers & Wade McKinlay of Bestec & Industrial Air's Eric Iruthayaraj.
A Sharapova with National Air's Peter Johnson, Tony Fluin & Heath Aistrope of Commercial Air & Industrial Air's Steven Cook.
Industrial Air's senior Service Technician Rob Sargeant having a terrible time with The Sharapova's.
Justin Scholz, Darren Beaver & Martin Van Niekerk of Norman, Disney & Young greeted by a Sharapova.
Con Kastanos of CK Maintenance, Steve of SGK Electrical, Neville of Regent Home Heating & Con of SGK get into the tennis spirit.
Steve and Brenton Cook draw the door prizes.
Matt of Baker Air takes on Leighton Blewitt for Wii supremacy.
John Maccaroni battles Aurecon's Clive SIlva.
Leighton Blewitt admires Eric's vicious Industrial Air trademark backhanded smash.
John Maccaroni cannot be serious, leaving Clive Silva of Aurecon appealing for a foot fault.