Optimal indoor comfort in your office
Every person working in an office building should be provided with optimal indoor comfort. The more comfortable a person is, the higher their productivity and the lower the sick leave percentage. At the same time, it is also important to keep costs under control. With an average of 50% share in the energy costs, HVAC systems are required to provide the highest level of comfort at the lowest possible operation costs.
Danfoss HVAC solutions can help you. We offer an extended range of products and solutions for the production, distribution, hydronic balancing and temperature control of heating, cooling and domestic hot water systems.
With years of experience in assisting building investors, consulting engineers, facility managers and technical staff, we have proven that reliability, energy efficiency and cost savings can be achieved at the same time.
Danfoss’ HVAC solutions for offices can be used in renovation or new-build projects, are easy to install and can achieve significant savings on the energy bill.
How we can help you
Indoor comfort with accurate temperature control
Reliable water supply for heating, cooling and domestic hot water
Anti-legionella protection and electronic temperature registration
Accurate and advanced energy metering and automatic data collection
Easy installation, commissioning, management and maintenance
Reduced total cost of ownership
One manufacturing partner for all HVAC systems
Energy-efficient and sustainable solutions
Innovative products enabling smart IoT solutions and data collection
Perfect control of HVAC system at Katowice Business Centre in Poland
This video shows a case story on how the HVAC system of Katowice Business Centre in Poland has been optimized by replacing traditional on/off actuators with new NovoCon® digital actuators.
Related applications
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Air Handling Units should exhaust the right amount and right temperature of air at the right moments into a building. Danfoss control valves and actuators ensure the best indoor comfort established in the most energy efficient way. They accurately control the water (heated or cooled) flow into the AHU so the exhaust air temperature matches the desired temperature.
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Digitalization, remote access and Internet of Things (IoT) trends are increasingly important in HVAC applications. They drive the development of smart buildings and offer a significant energy efficiency increase by improving system performance based on building data. Danfoss offers different internet-connectable systems.
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Digitalization of Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC) systems opens a world of possibilities. But no building is the same. Danfoss Digital Hydronics™ offer you modular solutions to cover all your digital HVAC 4.0 design needs. Designing hydronic heating and chilled water systems for HVAC in commercial buildings changes fast. To prepare our buildings for a green and sustainable future the focus is on energy efficiency and data needed to monitor the system’s performance.
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Danfoss Domestic Hot Water systems provide everything for the production, storage, hydronic balancing, temperature control and temperature logging for drinking water in non-residential and apartment buildings. The systems established are high performing, provide comfort and hygiene and ensure maximum protection against legionella.
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During winter time it can be hazardous to access commercial or public buildings. Snow covered car parks, garage ramps, stairs and pavements need to be cleaned to allow visitors safe access. Danfoss offers highly effective frost and snow protection systems, including all the necessary products such as electric heating cables or mats, controllers, sensors and mounting accessories.
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Efficient heat transfer within the heating system: Danfoss offers high-performance plate heat exchangers, no matter the size of your building. From compact installations in your home to pressure breakers in high-rise structures, our customized solutions enhance the heat transfer and lower the pressure drop.
Case studies
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Building: Office
Application: Production of heating and domestic hot water
Challenge: Design and construct a customized compact district heating station
Solution: Danfoss designed and constructed a pre-assembled station according needs and helped save 14 days of construction work -
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Katowice Business Centre is a modern office building where Danfoss hydronic balancing solutions are used; AB-QM balancing and control valves in combination with revolutionary NovoCon® actuators.
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The Prime Tower in Zurich is a building of many records. With its 126 meters it is the tallest building in Switzerland with 36 floors and 40,000 square meters accommodating mostly offices. And with its more than 6,000 AB-QM valves it is also one of the biggest heating and cooling installations ever designed and installed by Danfoss.
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At the heart of the new King Abdullah Financial District in Riyadh stands the impressive SAMBA head office. The 40-storey building represents a landmark in sustainable architecture and engineering and forms an attractive work space for the 800 people working in the SAMBA Financial Group head office.
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The Interchurch Center, located in the Morningside Heights section of New York City’s Upper West Side and managed by Newmark Grubb Knight Frank (NGKF), serves as headquarters for a number of nonprofit organizations. Inspired by the building’s original mission to provide affordable office space and facilitate communication and cooperation among the many religious organizations that would have offices there, John D. Rockefeller, Jr., played a pivotal role in the building’s construction.
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The 20-storey Consplant Tower in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, is used very differently during the day and night. Office space is primarily used during the daytime, shopping malls into the early evenings and restaurants into the night. This mixed use of the building, however, challenges the energy efficiency of the cooling system.
