The radiator thermostat has given millions of people control of the heating in their home. Danfoss’ iconic invention is turning 75 – more relevant than ever.

Danfoss has made intelligent heating controls even smarter with the new TPOne-S programmable room thermostat.

Danfoss Eco™, the innovative radiator thermostat, has received the coveted 2018 Red Dot Award: Communication Design (Smart Home) for high design quality and creative achievement.

Danfoss, the leading heating controls manufacturer, has launched the next generation in smart heating for the home. Danfoss Link™ is a central controller that provides convenient wireless control of the heating system, via individual electronic TRV’s.

In the 75th year since Danfoss invented the first thermostatic radiator valve, commonly referred to as a TRV, the company’s Marketing Manager, Gareth Ash, charts the development of this popular energy saving product into a new generation of intelligent heating controls that meet the latest regulations.

Fitting Individual room temperature controls such as thermostatic radiator valves (TRV) is among a number of requirements for new buildings, and existing buildings when heat generators are replaced, under the new Energy Performance of Buildings Directive (EPBD).

Danfoss has made intelligent heating controls even smarter with the new TPOne-S programmable room thermostat. This latest addition to the TPOne family offers wireless internet connectivity so homeowners can control their heating remotely via smartphone from anywhere at any time.

Danfoss NovoCon, the first multi-tasking digital actuator to connect a hydronic HVAC system with the Building Management System (BMS), is part of the energy-efficient design of a new civic centre in south west London.

A new report from the European Building Automation Controls Association (eu.bac) shows that energy costs for millions of households across the EU (including the UK) could be reduced significantly by upgrading heating systems with basic thermostatic radiator valves (TRV).

The second-generation Eco radiator thermostat from Danfoss has arrived. The new Eco provides effortless heating control using the Danfoss Eco App to program individual radiator thermostats via Bluetooth technology.

Modern domestic heating control is all about comfort, convenience and cutting energy consumption, says Gareth Ash of Danfoss, who looks at the latest developments in the light of new regulations.

Modern heating controls can help householders make significant savings on their energy bills, but ‘one size’ doesn’t necessarily fit all. When it comes to choosing the right solution, Gareth Ash of Danfoss looks at the different product solutions and what the imminent introduction of new regulations will mean for installers.

Danfoss is bringing its UK Heating, Cooling and Drives divisions under one roof at a central location just 15 minutes drive from London Heathrow. The company’s existing facility at Denham has been completely remodelled and refurbished to create a brand new Customer Service Centre (CSC) and Technical Support Department serving the three business segments.

With UK sales of thermostatic radiator valves, commonly referred to as TRVs, reaching nearly half a million in 2016, Gareth Ash of Danfoss offers an installers’ guide to these popular, high efficiency heating controls.

Danfoss is focusing on its industry-leading reputation for customer service and value with the appointment of a new UK Sales Director for the Danfoss Heating Segment. With 22 years of experience in high-tech industries, Dan Scott has a proven track record in developing successful sales and marketing teams.20

Danfoss is getting into the festive spirit with the launch of its ever-popular online Advent Calendar competition. Members of the Elite benefit programme for professional heating installers can try their luck for free in daily prize draws at www.elite.danfoss.co.uk.

The second-generation Eco radiator thermostat from Danfoss has arrived. The new Eco provides effortless heating control using the Danfoss Eco App to program individual radiator thermostats via Bluetooth technology.

The high cost of heating their homes is a serious issue for many social housing tenants. Modern heating controls offer a simple and cost-effective way to keep homes comfortably and, perhaps most importantly, affordably warm. Gareth Ash, Marketing Manager of Danfoss, provides a guide to the options available and how specifiers can optimise the benefits […]

Although the energy saving benefits of TRVs have been well documented in recent years, the type of TRV you choose to install could make a big difference to these benefits, says Bjorn Sejr Nielsen, Marketing Director of Danfoss.

HERO, the innovative Flushing Bypass Manifold solution developed by Danfoss, has saved significant man hours on site during the installation of a new biomass district heating system at an independent co-educational school in Dorset by energy experts, Flogas Britain.