Danfoss Solutions used in SIB Zero +House

The SIB ZERO +House is the name of Denmark's first low energy +house. The house, which was recently completed in the town of Sønderborg, has positive annual energy costs and provides a glimpse of tomorrow's energy efficient home.

The 200 m2 home actually produces more electricity than it consumes on an annual basis, which is why it is known as a +house. The excess energy is created through a unique combination of known technologies that turn the home's energy consumption into energy production. Danfoss contributed with solutions for the indoor climate and comfort system to this project, which includes the use of a Danfoss Air system and Danfoss fast acting floor heating.

Danish District Heating industry prepares for export boom by establishing new center of development

Danish companies and institutions of science join forces to speed up the Danish exports of heating solutions: Grundfos, Danfoss, Logstor, the University of Southern Denmark and Copenhagen University College of Engineering are just some of the players behind a new center of development, which was decided apon on September 25th 2009.

New article: Danfoss Floor Heating makes energy-efficient homes a reality

Danfoss was asked to supply a low-energy floor heating system for an experimental energy-efficient building project. Read about the exciting case here and what Danfoss Floorheating Hydronic can offer in such a situation.

Thermostatic Radiator Valves - See How They Work

In this new animation, originally created in North America, you can see how thermostatic radiator valves work.

Gold Medal for Danfoss "IHPT" Controller Concept

The IHPT, integrated self-acting controller for instantaneous hot water service, was one of the seven innovations, which was awarded with a gold medal for the best innovations made in 2008 in Slovenia.