Sentinel X800 Jetflo wins 2006 CORGI Domestic Product of the Year Award

(22/11/2006)

Sentinel has won its second award this year, when the Cheshire-based company picked up the 2006 CORGI ‘Domestic Product of the Year’ Award for its Sentinel X800 Jetflo product. X800 Jetflo is a powerful chemical cleanser designed to remove iron oxide and calcium based deposits from heat exchangers, radiators and pipework.

Sentinel’s X800 Jetflo is part of a range of products that quickly helps to restore optimum efficiency, reduce gas consumption and carbon dioxide production, and prolong the life of residential heating systems. Compatible with all jetflushing systems – including Sentinel’s own Jetflush 4 system – X800 Jetflo is also ideal for manual installation.

This win follows an H&V News Award which Sentinel picked up earlier this year in the ‘Service and Maintenance Initiative of the Year’ category which recognised the improved technical and product support capability that Sentinel was offering since forming a partnership with SafeGas . An initiative which judges stated was a “lovely package offering peace of mind to customers”.

Sentinel’s UK Sales Manager John Lynch said: “This has undoubtedly been a fantastic year for Sentinel and one which confirms our position as the leading manufacturer of products designed to clean and protect residential central heating systems. While the H&V News Award has highlighted the high quality support service we offer, the CORGI Awards have recognised the quality of our products in what is a very competitive industry. We are, of course, delighted to win the title ‘Product of the Year’ – particularly as these awards are based on nominations by installers who visited the prestigious Installer Live show – and we are thrilled to discover that X800 Jetflo is their preferred jetflushing product.”

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