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To help bridge the gap in education, Hussmann Australia participated in the Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Training Alliance (RACTA) training initiatives at ARBS 2026. Read more
The HVACR industry is still struggling to reach young people, which is essential to build the workforce of the future.
Workforce challenges were a key area of focus at this year’s ARBS event from training pathways and unlocking skills to diversity programs.
An updated 2026 guide to the health and safety risks associated with flammable refrigerants was released at ARBS 2026.
CCN provides a comprehensive roundup of dozens of new products that were launched or previewed at the three-day exhibition.
Innovative residential air-conditioning design and flexible ducted technology were key talking points with AHI Carrier Australia at ARBS 2026.
Building Management Systems (BMS) are becoming increasingly critical in the push towards smarter, more energy-efficient buildings, which is why Automated Logic (ALC) showcased technologies designed for operational performance.
Air quality, corrosion protection and high-performance filtration were key themes at the Camfil stand.
The HVAC and refrigeration industry convened in Melbourne for ARBS 2026, where electrification, climate change and net-zero goals dominated the agenda.
Sustainability, Australian manufacturing capability and advanced engineering support formed the foundation of Daikin Australia’s presence at ARBS 2026.
A new generation of high-efficiency air movement technology for applications ranging from hospitals and data centres to large commercial buildings were on display at the ebm-papst stand.
Sustainability, electrification and smarter residential comfort solutions formed the centrepiece of the ARBS 2026 showcase presented by Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Air-conditioners Australia (MHIAA).
Midea Australia showcased the growing breadth of its local product portfolio at ARBS 2026.
Rinnai Australia had innovation on full display with smart home integration, locally manufactured commercial HVAC systems and energy-efficient hot water technologies.
Sustainability and energy efficiency underpinned the product development focus of new products on display at the Temperzone and Hitachi Cooling and Heating stand.
There was no shortage of new products at the Testo Australia stand which featured connected refrigeration servicing technology and smart diagnostic tools.
Sustainable building performance, modular heating and cooling systems and lower-global warming potential refrigerants were themes that resonated with visitors to the Trane Thermo King stand.