Low-temperature heating is becoming increasingly popular in renovations. Implementing it in existing buildings, however, presents a few unique challenges that HVAC professionals must navigate carefully.
In this article we’ll compare the cost and efficiency of two heat pump systems and look at what happens when the old radiators are replaced by new low-temperature radiators.
In this guide, we’ll take a closer look at how to design, install, and maintain systems that combine underfloor heating and radiators in new and renovated buildings.
In this article, we’ll explore the top HVAC trends shaping the industry in 2025 and provide insights on how professionals can adapt to stay competitive in this dynamic landscape.
Let’s look at what a further increase in renovation rates means for our building stock and which role HVAC systems can play.
For optimal functionality a boiler or heat pump needs to be combined with a radiator that provides sufficient heat output. Our new Ulow-E heat pump radiator is the perfect match as it can easily replace older radiators and offers up to 60% more heat output thanks to its integrated fans.
Many people want to make their homes more energy efficient, and futureproof them for the switch to low-carbon heating. Better heating controls offer an easy means to achieve both: reduce fuel consumption as well as carbon emissions.
For hydronic fan convectors, for example, the flow and temperature control become all the more important to ensure sufficient output in a low temperature system.
Remote heating control makes it easier than ever to heat your holiday home or second residence only when it's needed. With our Yali Plus series of oil-filled electric radiators, for example, you can control and monitor the indoor climate remotely via the Unisenza Plus app on your smartphone.
Zone temperature control offers a practical solution that increases comfort for all occupants and helps to save energy at the same time.
To help HVAC professionals find the best radiators for heat output, there is the Purmo product calculator. A practical online tool that helps you find radiators that match the specific requirements of any project.
Today’s higher cooling demand is often met by installing air conditioning. However, other cooling systems such as underfloor cooling or fan convectors offer an interesting alternative.
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Let’s look at how thermostatic radiator valves can help to maintain a comfortable temperature while optimising energy consumption.
