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Newly rebranded Redge can help facility managers achieve their goals
Lyon, France, March 10th 2026 – LFB Group (formerly Lennox EMEA), a leader in energy-efficient climate control solutions, announced earlier this year that it had strengthened and empowered its brand to augment an already commanding market position. Among many end users enjoying a reinvigorated HVAC experience are building and facility managers. After all, the brand name Redge derives from the unification of ‘red’ (reflecting the familiar red edge of existing products) and ‘edge’, ultimately presenting a refreshed, exciting signature supported by a 30-year legacy of excellence.
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Building/facility management is an extremely demanding job that typically involves overseeing the entire lifecycle of the HVAC system to ensure occupant comfort, safety and operational efficiency. The role includes strategic planning and selection, and the implementation of a robust maintenance programme to deliver ongoing reliability. Further key responsibilities encompass energy management, responding to occupant feedback and planning for emergencies.
Choosing the best HVAC solution is only the start. Backed by HVAC pioneering that spans three decades, Redge knows that maximising the investment return means ensuring optimal system set-up and commissioning in line with the specific application. It also means placing annual performance checks and maintenance in the hands of experts who understand every system component.
And who knows the equipment better than the manufacturer? Redge-certified, factory-trained experts impart their extensive knowledge to optimise factors that include performance, reliability, service life, energy savings and long-term regulatory compliance. A proactive maintenance strategy keeps HVAC systems running efficiently, upholds air quality and meets safety requirements.
HVAC systems for building management are changing fast, with new technologies, legislation and approaches necessitating the input of market expertise. Redge can call upon decades of progressive leadership in this area. For instance, most Redge units are Eurovent-compliant and exceed EcoDesign 2021 energy performance thresholds, while numerous development milestones include releasing the world’s first RTU optimised for use with R32 refrigerant – upholding the commitment to a low-GWP future.
The new Redge branding continues to personify this strategy, aided by advanced tools that include smart controls, IoT sensors for real-time monitoring and full cloud connectivity. Redge is also on top of its spare parts management. The most common 1,000 parts are stocked for immediate dispatch, with experts available to make sure the component is correct. Even without the part number, Redge specialists are able to confirm part identity using just a photograph or description.
Ultimately, Redge is more than an HVAC specialist, it is a trusted advisor, engineer and partner. The new name, built on a proven reputation for knowledge and trust, is now advancing its influence across the industry, helping professionals like building/facility managers tap into the benefits of reliable, cutting edge, sustainable solutions that maximise heating and cooling efficiency.
Choosing the best HVAC solution is only the start. Backed by HVAC pioneering that spans three decades, Redge knows that maximising the investment return means ensuring optimal system set-up and commissioning in line with the specific application. It also means placing annual performance checks and maintenance in the hands of experts who understand every system component.
And who knows the equipment better than the manufacturer? Redge-certified, factory-trained experts impart their extensive knowledge to optimise factors that include performance, reliability, service life, energy savings and long-term regulatory compliance. A proactive maintenance strategy keeps HVAC systems running efficiently, upholds air quality and meets safety requirements.
HVAC systems for building management are changing fast, with new technologies, legislation and approaches necessitating the input of market expertise. Redge can call upon decades of progressive leadership in this area. For instance, most Redge units are Eurovent-compliant and exceed EcoDesign 2021 energy performance thresholds, while numerous development milestones include releasing the world’s first RTU optimised for use with R32 refrigerant – upholding the commitment to a low-GWP future.
The new Redge branding continues to personify this strategy, aided by advanced tools that include smart controls, IoT sensors for real-time monitoring and full cloud connectivity. Redge is also on top of its spare parts management. The most common 1,000 parts are stocked for immediate dispatch, with experts available to make sure the component is correct. Even without the part number, Redge specialists are able to confirm part identity using just a photograph or description.
Ultimately, Redge is more than an HVAC specialist, it is a trusted advisor, engineer and partner. The new name, built on a proven reputation for knowledge and trust, is now advancing its influence across the industry, helping professionals like building/facility managers tap into the benefits of reliable, cutting edge, sustainable solutions that maximise heating and cooling efficiency.
