Suppliers of: Central Heating Controls, Heating Timeswitches, central heating Time Controls, Radiator Thermostats, Automatic Bypass Valve, Hot Water Control, Motorised Valves,Room Thermostats, Electronic Time Switch, Electronic room Programmers, Refrigeration Systems
Danfoss Ltd is firmly established as one of the leading suppliers of domestic and commercial heating controls, valves and energy systems. Its wide product range, covering the majority of system requirements, makes Danfoss the obvious choice when it comes to specifying domestic or commercial heating controls and systems.
District Heating - We are all you need to know: Danfoss is a leading manufacturer of District Heating Components and systems. We have a wealth of knowledge and expertise in the value and installation of District Heating Systems. Our team of technicians can help with the design and specification of all types of District Heating Systems to comply with all regulations and standards. Please contact us for further information.
Danfoss E-Learning: Danfoss now offers a range of e-learning modules which you are able to complete at your own convenience. Browse our course catalogue consisting of modules on our products and applications.
Our Main Products Include:
Thermostatic Radiator Valves (TRV): Heating by means of radiators and control by Danfoss radiator thermostats is an energy saving, reliable, efficient and user-friendly heating system, which creates comfort individually from room to room. Danfoss radiator thermostats provide precise and energy-saving control of the heat consumption.
Time Controls: A comprehensive range of programmable and non-programmable time controls to suit all standard applications - Timeswitches, Programmers and Commercial Time Controls.
Electric and Electronic Room Thermostats: A range of dial setting room thermostats & programmable room thermostats to suit every application.
Electric & hydronic Underfloor Heating: Danfoss provides you with the optimum floor heating solutions. The Danfoss solutions rank among the best and most advanced in the world; combining years of experience with development and technical know-how.
Motorised Control Valves: A range of Motorised control Valves (MCV) for all domestic & commercial applications.
Balancing Valves: The most efficient cooling or heating installation can only be realized by ensuring optimal hydronic balance and perfect temperature control.
Pressure & Flow Controllers: Pressure and flow controllers provide hydronic balance of system pressure and flow in any district heating and cooling system.
Temperature Controllers: Our range of temperature regulators ensures precise control performance of the temperature level in any district heating system.
Energy Meters: This range includes energy meters for metering the energy consumption in any heating, cooling or heating/cooling application in local and district heating system.
HEX Plate Heat Exchangers: The Danfoss plate heat exchangers type XB and XG are designed especially for use with district heating systems. The concept offers a wide range of plate heat exchangers for heating, domestic hot-water and air conditioning, as well as district cooling systems.
Ball Valves: Shut-off ball valves are the components that provide on/off regulation of the district heating application.
Weather Compensators: Intelligent weather compensators with or without application keys, indoor/outdoor sensors and other PI controllers.
Solar Heating Controls: Our easy to operate electronic solar heating regulator can be used for utility water management in solar heating systems.
Further technical information is available to download from the BPi download library or via the manufacturer’s own website.
Danfoss Heating - Help On The Way To Heating Professionals With New Digital Platform
Danfoss Heating - Help On The Way To Heating Professionals With New Digital Platform
Welcome to the Home of the Heating Professional! For the heating heroes and the ones who value a strong team spirit. Even at a distance.
Danfoss is on a mission to make #InstallerLife easier for professional heating installers and kicks off a new digital series of training and entertainment activities on the #InstallerLife website: installer.danfoss.co.uk.
Intallers get free access to the latest webinar trainings, digital tools, apps, industry updates, competitions, YouTube videos and much more. On-site or from home. Available online 24/7.
“With our new digital training offering on installer.danfoss.co.uk, we are welcoming installers to the Home of Heating Professionals, where we want to combine learning and having fun, while making it easier for installers to connect with us at all times. Well-aware that being an installer is a demanding job, we are providing an opportunity to learn and save time on the job in a 100% digital universe with 24-hour access, particularly convenient in these unusual times” commented Gareth Ash.
In September 2019, Danfoss launched the first version of the website for #InstallerLife - made easier on installer.danfoss.co.uk and invited all installers to give it a try and provide their feedback. Watch the #InstallerLife video here. The idea was to provide an easier route for installers to solve any queries on product selection and to get “how-to assistance” when out on a job. Further development has transpired since September, and now the #InstallerLife universe has expanded with a suite of improved features as well as a brand-new digital training section featuring scheduled live webinars, on-demand webinar videos and E-lessons.
12 Installer Life HomeKits for hard working installers in the UK
Installers who join the “Home of the Heating Professional” automatically get a chance to win an Installer Life Homekit. The HomeKit contains a 55’’ Smart TV, a custom Home of the Heating Professional football table, grass carpet and a big stack of crisps and soft drinks to enjoy training and entertainment for the summer. Watch the video on how to win!
“Besides offering an exciting new digital training section on the #InstallerLife website, we would like to give heating professionals an opportunity to enjoy a summer of entertainment, games and great craftsmanship at work or from home, with a chance to win an Installer Life HomeKit. Even though times are tough, we would like to do our best from Danfoss to make #InstallerLife a little easier and joyful. We hope to see a lot of installers joining the Home of Heating the Professional in UK!” Gareth Ash, Marketing Manager.
Danfoss targets CO2 neutrality latest by 2030
Danfoss is now embarking on an ambitious journey to become CO2 neutral in all of the company’s global operations at the latest by 2030. Danfoss has for decades been a global provider of technology and solutions helping to save energy and reduce CO2 emissions all over the world.
The Danfoss Group has within recent years lowered its global energy intensity considerably. Now, additional activities are initiated to further reduce energy consumption and transition the remaining energy demand at all Danfoss operations towards renewable energy. Furthermore, Danfoss commits to change its company car fleet to become all electric latest by 2030. These initiatives are all steps towards being CO2 neutral in all of the company’s global operations at the latest by 2030. We will continuously update our plans to stay aligned with science.
To further emphasize Danfoss’ commitment to combat global heating Danfoss is joining the UN Global Compact’s campaign on “Business Ambition for 1.5°C - Our Only Future” and commits to setting science-based targets. Hereby Danfoss joins the global movement of leading companies aligning their businesses with the most ambitious aim of the Paris Agreement, to limit global temperature rise to 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels.
“Focusing on energy efficiency, sector coupling and electrification are the key steps to a sustainable future. This is the very core of our business and the solutions we provide to our customers. Decarbonizing our business, for example by using surplus energy from our process heat in production and data centers, are natural steps. Driving electrification and integrate renewable energy is how we take climate action and reach our targets. We are well under way and we will continue to move forward to showcase that green growth is indeed possible,” says Kim Fausing, President & CEO of the Danfoss Group.
Danfoss targets CO2 neutrality latest by 2030
Danfoss is now working on detailed plans on how to reach the targets including how to balance potential CO2 impact, commercial terms and long-term factory footprint considerations. The overall approach is “energy efficiency first” that also supports a high share of renewables. Less green energy needed means that less investments are needed for grid extension, energy storage, back-up capacities and energy imports. Finally, electrification, powered by renewables, is an enabling tool that will allow Danfoss to decarbonize the business.
“Sustainability is good business for our customers, for the planet and people. As a leading business, we prove that it is possible to deliver on ambitious climate targets – both by decarbonizing our own business and by providing the solutions needed to decouple economic growth from energy consumption, reducing the energy needed in the first place,” says Kim Fausing, Danfoss CEO.
In 2016, Danfoss joined the EP100 initiative that targets to double the company’s energy productivity before 2030 from 2007 levels, and today Danfoss has already improved its energy productivity by 80%. Now, additional activities are initiated to further reduce the consumption of energy and ensure that all Danfoss operation transition towards renewable energy. In December 2019, Danfoss signed up for both the RE100 and EV100 initiatives. Furthermore, Danfoss wants to transform its own company car fleet to be electric when infrastructure becomes available and latest by 2030.
In 2019, Danfoss was the first global technology company to join all three business action initiatives under The Climate Group, and this commitment will further ensure a systematic follow-up on the company’s climate targets on energy productivity, renewable electricity and electric vehicles.
Helen Clarkson, CEO, The Climate Group, said: “Global companies have an important role to play in accelerating the energy transition. By joining EP100 and putting smart energy use at the heart of its business strategy, Danfoss is already leading by example. We are excited that Danfoss is now also joining EV100 and RE100, making them one of the hopefully many more companies to make all three commitments, demonstrating that smarter energy and transport go hand in hand”.
About the Climate Group initiatives:
RE100 is a global corporate leadership initiative bringing together influential businesses committed to 100% renewable electricity. Led by The Climate Group in partnership with CDP (Carbon Disclosure Project), RE100’s purpose is to accelerate change towards zero carbon grids, at global scale.
EP100 is a global initiative by The Climate Group’s in partnership with the Alliance to Save Energy. The initiative brings together a growing group of energy-smart companies committed to improving their energy productivity and doing more with less. Energy productivity is the ratio of economic output to energy consumption – so improving energy productivity means getting more economic output out of every unit of energy consumed.
EV100 is a global initiative bringing together companies committed to accelerating the transition to electric vehicles (EVs) and making electric transport the new normal by 2030. Electric transport offers a major solution in cutting millions of tons of greenhouse gas emissions per year, as well as curbing transport related air and noise pollution.
About the Business Ambition for 1.5°C pledge:
The “Business Ambition for 1.5°C — Our Only Future” is a joint initiative by United Nations Global Compact, the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) and the We Mean Business coalition. By taking the 1.5°C pledge, organizations are formalizing their increased ambition and signaling their commitment to a zero emissions future to peers, investors, policy makers, customers, suppliers, civil society organizations, and other stakeholders.
