Stelpro Presents New Orleans Convector at Pointe-à-Callière Museum

Stelpro Presents New Orleans Convector at Pointe-à-Callière Museum

October 20, 2016

At an October 5 cocktail party for customers, electricians, architects, engineers and designers, held at Montreal’s Pointe-à-Callière Museum of Archaeology and History, Stelpro introduced its new high-end Orléans convector.

Thinner than ever, Orléans offers a faster temperature rise than any other convector. It’s available in optional colours.

According to Stelpro Vice President Connie Chabot, this convector is a step closer to reclaiming this original European technology and making it friendly for our climate.

This new heater is ready for the smart home with a built-in thermostat equipped with the ZigBee protocol.

During the event artists performed on stage, painting convectors which then became the subject of a draw among on-site guests.

 

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