DSP MOD@ is a substation that is modular, easy to specify and that complies with the typical technical connection requirements of a district heating network.

Two Danish powerhouses partner to continue strategic collaboration to enhance energy efficiency and reduce overall energy consumption in multifamily buildings.

With energy costs – including the cost of electricity – rising in most European countries, the last thing on peoples’ minds might be switching to electric heating as a primary or comfort heating source for their homes. But could it be that electric has much more potential than people think?.

Danfoss extends the cooling capacity range of its Optyma A2L condensing units further than ever and releases A2L-ready hermetic filter driers.

Conventional cooling typically accounts for around 40% of data center energy usage. As part of its efforts to drive energy efficiency, Danfoss has been working to expand its micro channel heat exchanger (MCHE) portfolio with models that are even more relevant to the specific sustainability challenges faced by data centers.

Danfoss expands its line of reliable high-quality burner components with new Bio30 pumps and HVO nozzles designed to help customers decarbonize and lower heating emissions.

Danfoss extends the cooling capacity range of its Optyma condensing units and releases A2L-compatible MLZ and LLZ scroll compressors.

The new Danfoss Ally Room Sensor controls the heating in the room in which it is installed. If your radiators are hidden behind a curtain, furniture or placed in a radiator cover, then Danfoss Ally Room Sensor is the ideal solution for you. It measures the temperature and humidity in the room, allowing the Danfoss Ally Radiator Thermostat to secure the required room temperature and a perfect indoor climate.

Healthy HVAC systems are essential for health, wellbeing, and safety of building occupants. So, it’s good to know that intelligent drives from Danfoss continuously monitor the complete installation for readiness and optimal functionality.

Danfoss has further extended the options for OEMs to use electric expansion valves (EEVs) in both large and small applications, with new models and refrigerant qualifications.