Danfoss Climate Solutions for heating

Danfoss was the original inventor of both the radiator thermostat and the automatic differential pressure controller. Today, we have been serving the needs of the heating industry for almost 80 years and are a market leader in automatic heating control technology.

Innovative heating solutions for building a greener future

As urban cities become larger, so does the need for optimized heating solutions. And at Danfoss Climate Solutions for heating, our mission is to help you meet these demands by providing energy-efficient products, innovative technology, and expert support to build a greener future.
As the original inventor of both the radiator thermostat and the automatic differential pressure controller, we have been on the frontline of groundbreaking heating solutions for nearly 80 years. Today, our portfolio of advanced heating products and services support a broad range of applications—from creating comfortable, sustainable, and smart buildings to laying the foundation for integrated district energy infrastructures.

Danfoss Climate Solutions

Danfoss Cooling and Heating have joined forces into one strong segment; Climate Solutions. We will continue to develop our technologies to deliver innovative energy efficient solutions.

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Our solutions and applications

District energy

District heating and cooling the ideal option for economically viable, climate-friendly heating and cooling of buildings in urban areas and city districts. Danfoss is the industry leader in this technology and offers you access to the expertise, application know-how and products you need to successfully realize any scale of project.

In residential buildings

Whether client, homeowner or building owner, everyone benefits from increased comfort with reduced energy consumption. Our complete portfolio of residential heating components and systems allows you to integrate the right mix of energy-efficient products within the heating system.

In commercial buildings

From office, hotels and public buildings to supermarkets and industrial facilities, commercial buildings serve a vast array of purposes. What they all have in common is the need for their HVAC systems to be specified and designed to be as efficient, versatile and economical as possible.

In marine

To provide the expected level of comfort for passengers on cruise ships, Danfoss offers heating, cooling and control solutions to provide comfort while increasing the energy efficiency.

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Efficient de-icing solution for safer outdoor areas

Wednesday, January 25, 2023

Frost and snow protection of outdoor areas
Address seasonal changes with energy-efficient systems, using electric heating mats or cables to commercial and residential areas against snow, ice and frost damage.
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Willhem AB and Danfoss AB takes the energy optimization in residential properties to the next level

Thursday, December 15, 2022

This heating season, European energy prices are expected to rise to record levels. One of the largest Swedish professional building owners, Willhem AB, has taken a proactive approach to cutting costs and reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Willhem has signed an agreement with Danfoss to implement the Leanheat Building software starting with 6,500 apartments. Going forward, Leanheat Building will be the digital way to optimize energy consumption across Willhem’s property portfolio.
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Switching to electric heating as a primary or comfort heating source is a future-proof decision

Friday, November 18, 2022

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?