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Kyungdong Navien Opens Innovation Centers and Training Academies in New Jersey and California

Kyungdong Navien is strengthening its presence in North America with the opening of Innovation Centers and Training Academies in New Jersey and Irvine, California, establishing technical hubs on both the East and West coasts as it accelerates its expansion into the U.S. heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) market.The South Korean heating and energy solutions company plans to use the…

Kyungdong Navien is expanding its footprint in North America with the inauguration of Innovation Centers and Training Academies in New Jersey and Irvine, California. The company is establishing technical hubs along the East and West coasts as it intensifies its push into the U.S. heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) market.

The New Jersey opening on October 6 and the California opening on October 9 drew around 170 industry professionals, including leading distributors and installation firms. The centers will concentrate on product development, testing, quality enhancement, and regional training for distributors, installers, and partners. They will provide tailored solutions to local housing conditions and bolster technical assistance and quality assurance.

Simultaneously, the Training Academies will enhance the skills of installers, contractors, distributors, and sales reps, covering topics from product basics to installation, inspection, and troubleshooting. Kyungdong Navien aims to integrate feedback from these venues to refine products and services, fostering a cycle of development, deployment, and customer support.

The company also explores the possibility of setting up a manufacturing plant in the U.S. to bolster supply stability and expedite product introductions, although this remains under assessment. This strategic move underscores Kyungdong Navien's ambition to broaden its HVAC and energy solutions portfolio, addressing regional climate needs and housing standards.

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