Increase the attractiveness of your multi-family building
Modern heating technology gives property owners and managers numerous ways to improve energy efficiency in their buildings. Whether planning a new build, renovation or refurbishment.
Danfoss aims to bring the full benefits of efficient heating systems to everyone involved in apartment block living. This means achieving a better return on investment, lower overall costs, greater comfort and safety, and reduced environmental impact.
Multiple application design options are available for all sorts of projects, from renovations to new builds.
User needs, functional requirements, budget and investment returns must all be taken into consideration when selecting the right solution.
How we can help you
For residents
- Affordable rent and utilities with no surprises
- Hygenic domestic hot water whenever I need it
- Individual temperature zones - anytime, everywhere
- Modern building services - that I don't have to worry about
- No noises from the heating system and all the radiators give off heat
- Modern heating technology that gives the environment a break

For owners
- Stable costs during planning and implementation of renovation and new-build projects
- Lowest possible investment with rapid payback
- Retains its value over the long.term: easy to rent, easy to sell
- No need for legionella testing
- Satisfied tenants: no complaints due to noise or under-supply to individual radiators
- Reliable heating technology - easy to operate and easy to bill

For Professionals
Why invest in energy efficiency?
Because we drastically need to reduce our energy consumption and make better use of the energy we produce. Our buildings play a considerable role in this equation. Learn more on how our energy efficient solutions play a vital role towards sustainable buildings and find the building blocks to low the carbon emission of apartment buildings here


EvoFlat: Take control of energy costs
The Danfoss flat station concept "EvoFlat" comprises an installation, for which flat stations that are supplied from a central energy source are built into each flat. These units normally incorporate a compact plate heat exchanger, which delivers instantaneous hot water on demand and a differential pressure control valve to control the heating flow to the tenants’ radiators.
EvoFlat