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Commercial Products - Product Selection Guide
Danfoss Randall Heating controls, room thermostats, underfloor heating, timeswitches, heating controls

Published [04/03/11]File size [6727 KB]

Automatic By Pass Valve 380v06

Published [27/10/11]File size [1351 KB]

Automatic bypass Control VD55K812 AVDO

Published [27/10/11]File size [1101 KB]

Danfoss Commercial TRVs 410

Published [27/10/11]File size [4340 KB]

Danfoss Consistent hydronic control
AB-PM automatic balancing valve – for a reliable and energy-saving heating system

Published [19/03/13]File size [1515 KB]

Danfoss Controls VBKQS202 LowDuty Leaflet
Automatic controls for low energy hydronic systems

Published [19/03/13]File size [2252 KB]

Danfoss Floor Heating Manifold FHF VDUDO112

Published [27/10/11]File size [1718 KB]

Danfoss Heat Pump Brochure VBBMA502
Heat Pumps

Published [19/03/13]File size [1178 KB]

Danfoss Heating controls CSPC Installer VBFZH102
Radiator Thermostats, Electronic room Controls,Heat Recovery Ventilation, heat pumps

Published [19/03/13]File size [4194 KB]

Danfoss Hot & Cold One Control
Self-acting climate controllers for comfort cooling systems

Published [19/03/13]File size [272 KB]

Danfoss Hydronic Comfort Cooling Systems Application Guide

Published [27/10/11]File size [2956 KB]

Danfoss iMCV™ Control Valves
Intelligent Motorised Control Valves for HVAC applications

Published [19/03/13]File size [3230 KB]

Danfoss Living Leaflet Connect PRO Master VBFZA202
Danfoss Link™ Total temperature control from one central point

Published [19/03/13]File size [986 KB]

Danfoss Programmable Room Thermostats 238v03
TP4000 Range Room Thermostats for Combi Boilers

Published [19/03/13]File size [2664 KB]

Danfoss RA-G Valve Product Memo VLSXA102

Published [27/10/11]File size [1383 KB]

Danfoss VBBKB102 ECL Portal Leaflet
Danfoss Remote control your ECL Comfort heating system

Published [19/03/13]File size [882 KB]

Danfoss VBEWF102 HRV Consumer Brochure 2012
Danfoss Ventilation with Heat Recovery

Published [19/03/13]File size [6865 KB]

Danfoss VBGEA202 LSS Leaflet
Danfoss substations for district heating and cooling

Published [19/03/13]File size [8587 KB]

Danfoss VBHZB102 Component Leaflet
Danfoss control components for district heating

Published [19/03/13]File size [4683 KB]

DanfossLink Installer VBFZC102
Radiator heating control

Published [19/03/13]File size [3772 KB]

Domestic Products - Product Selection Guide
Danfoss Randall Heating controls, room thermostats, underfloor heating, timeswitches, heating controls

Published [04/03/11]File size [8337 KB]

Electro Mechanical Room Thermostat 352

Published [27/10/11]File size [674 KB]

Electronic Room Thermostat 752v02

Published [27/10/11]File size [728 KB]

Electronic Solar Heat Regulatror 502v03

Published [27/10/11]File size [382 KB]

Flush Mounted Room Thermostat 722v01

Published [27/10/11]File size [681 KB]

Programmable Room Thermostat 082v07

Published [27/10/11]File size [472 KB]

Programmable Room Thermostat 698v01

Published [27/10/11]File size [766 KB]

Proportional Heat Cool Thermostats 742v01

Published [27/10/11]File size [580 KB]

X-tra™ Collection for Designer Radiators

Published [27/10/11]File size [1211 KB]

DANFOSS LAUNCHES NEW GUIDE TO DOMESTIC HEATING CONTROLS
March 2013

DANFOSS LAUNCHES NEW GUIDE TO DOMESTIC HEATING CONTROLS

Danfoss has launched a complete guide to its domestic heating controls, packed with detailed product specifications, cross reference charts to assist selection and helpful wiring information and time control schematics for different heating systems. The new 84-page Domestic Product Selection Guide features every energy-saving product currently available in Danfoss’ domestic range, from the latest programmable room thermostat, TP7001, to motorised zone valves and DEVI underfloor heating systems. Heating installers can obtain a free copy of the new Guide from Danfoss or view it online at www.heating.danfoss.co.uk

The new Domestic Product Selection Guide is part of Danfoss’ comprehensive range of clear and easily accessible information on the latest heating controls. It covers every aspect of choosing and installing the right controls for the job. Each section has a colour-coded heading which corresponds with a particular product type, such as TRVs or Time Controls, to make it easy for installers to find the information they need. Cross reference charts are included to guide installers through the product selection process. By answering yes or no to a series of questions about the installation, including whether it is a 2- or 3-pipe system and any specific requirements such as tamper-proofing, users are directed to the most appropriate control solutions from the Danfoss range, together with the relevant product codes and sizing options for quick and easy ordering.

Bjorn Sejr Nielsen, Marketing Director at Danfoss, says the company’s new Domestic Product Selection Guide provides an invaluable source of information for professional heating installers looking for accurate, reliable, energy-saving controls. He comments: “Finding their way through all the different control options, and ensuring they comply with the latest regulations, can be daunting for many installers. Our new Domestic Product Selection Guide is designed to make their life easier and enable them to offer their customers cost-effective solutions for cutting their heating bills.”

To obtain a free copy of the new Danfoss Domestic Product Selection Guide call 0845 1217 431, or go to www.heating.danfoss.co.uk to request a copy or view the Guide online.

Danfoss is a leading manufacturer of world-class heating controls, from programmers and thermostats to TRVs and motorised control valves, with factories in the UK and Denmark. The company’s extensive product range is supplied through a national network of stockists. As part of its commitment to improving the knowledge and profitability of its customers, Danfoss offers a programme of installer training courses and CPD seminars, covering all aspects of domestic central heating techniques. A comprehensive range of installer support services is also available, including the Danfoss Assist mobile website at www.Assistyou.Danfoss.co.uk, specially designed for viewing on a smartphone display screen and providing instant access to installation guides, handy helpline numbers and links to the latest offers from Danfoss.

For more information visit www.heating.danfoss.co.uk

DANFOSS ANNOUNCES UK LAUNCH OF HEAT INTERFACE UNITS
March 2013

DANFOSS ANNOUNCES UK LAUNCH OF HEAT INTERFACE UNITS

Heating controls specialist, Danfoss, has announced the UK launch of its Heating Interface Unit (HIU) for use in multi-dwelling developments served by a centralised boiler plant or district heating system. Compact and easy to install, the HIU provides each property with localised control and metering of energy supplied from the central plant and consumed for space heating and domestic hot water (DHW). Although new to Danfoss’ energy saving solutions for the UK domestic heating market, the company’s HIU has a long proven track record as part of low carbon heat networks in residential developments across mainland Europe.

Increasingly stringent environmental targets for new homes, and the need to make existing housing stock more energy efficient, make HIUs an attractive proposition for UK housing developers and specifiers, says Danfoss Marketing Director, Bjorn Sejr Nielsen. He comments: “The Danfoss HIU allows individual dwellings in private apartment blocks or social housing estates to be integrated into a single, large heating and hot water system, which is more efficient in terms of energy usage and carbon emissions than lots of individual boilers or electric heaters. In addition, the HIU’s individual metering function makes energy consumption more transparent, which is shown to encourage residents to use less.”

Each Danfoss HIU is a self-contained package, incorporating a built-in plate heat exchanger with flow proportional controller for DHW on demand, differential pressure control of the hot water supply to taps and radiators, and metering of energy consumption. In a typical installation, the HIU is connected via pipework to the central heat source, located in the building’s basement or an adjacent plant room. Each user has total control over the temperature of their hot water supply courtesy of Danfoss thermostatic control valves. The HIU is available with a choice of mounting options to suit individual installations, including wall or recess mounting. All the main components of the HIU, including heating controls, are manufactured by Danfoss, ensuring the highest standards of quality and reliability.

Summing up, Bjorn Sejr Nielsen, says: “As the UK moves towards the ultimate goal of ‘zero carbon’ homes, the Danfoss HIU addresses a growing need for a fresh approach to domestic heating and hot water production. Our HIUs maximise the energy efficiency of a centralised heat source plant, which could incorporate sustainable energy systems such as solar or heat pumps, and provide end-users with better control of their energy consumption and costs.”

Danfoss is a leading manufacturer of world-class heating controls, from programmers and thermostats to TRVs and motorised control valves, with factories in the UK and Denmark. The company’s extensive product range is supplied through a national network of stockists. As part of its commitment to improving the knowledge and profitability of its customers, Danfoss offers a programme of installer training courses and CPD seminars, covering all aspects of domestic central heating techniques. A comprehensive range of installer support services is also available, including the Danfoss Assist mobile website at www.Assistyou.Danfoss.co.uk, specially designed for viewing on a smartphone display screen and providing instant access to installation guides, handy helpline numbers and links to the latest offers from Danfoss.
For more information visit www.heating.danfoss.co.uk