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Danfoss Heat Pumps relocates to new purpose-built premises(18/11/2008)
Founded in 2002 by Phil and Sally Moore, Danfoss Heat Pumps, formerly ECO Heat Pumps, has moved from Sheffield Technology Parks to over 1,000 sq metres of office and warehousing space at Parkwood Business Park in Sheffield. The company, which was acquired by Danfoss Heat Pumps in April this year, has seen the rapid expansion of its business in the past 12 months. This includes increasing the size of its self build and commercial departments, ... [more]
Danfoss installs air source heat pumps at Chestnut Court Care Home(17/10/2008)
The purpose of a heat pump is to absorb heat in one place and then transport it to another location, where it can be used for space or water heating. Heat pumps work on the principle that hot moves to cold and can be used to heat the inside of a building during winter or, by reversing the process to provide a cooling action in summer. They are effective all year round, day and night by extracting low grade heat from the air, ground or water s... [more]
Danfoss ground source heat pumps helps Woolsery Sports & Community Centre reduce its heating bills by 60 per cent(18/07/2008)
Woolsery Sports & Community Centre was built in 2000 in Woolfardisworthy, which is an isolated rural parish in North Devon, with substantial funding from the Sports Lottery, after demonstrating the innovative and ecological design of the proposed building. Initially, an oil based heating system was installed partly because of the low price of oil at the time and also because of a lack of awareness of the benefits of heat pump technology. Danf... [more]
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