Demand and temperatures
Consumption data, heating load and hot water demand determine the capacity the system needs.
An energy centre outside your building – for heating, hot water and, depending on the system design, cooling. We plan its integration and bring technology, economics and financing together.
The animation opens the enclosure to reveal the technology inside. Simplified illustration; system design and equipment are planned for your site.
An office building illustrates how CaloCube connects heat generation with the areas that need heating or cooling.
Heat pumps, hydraulics and controls come together in a dedicated energy centre. Supply lines connect CaloCube to the building; existing heat generators can be considered in the design.
North-facing offices need heating; washrooms and kitchenettes need hot water. Required temperatures and patterns of use determine how the building's supply is designed.
Cooling may be useful on the south side. Suitable distribution systems and shading are therefore part of the design, alongside the heating needs of the other rooms.
Heat pumps, hydraulics and controls work together as a system. Your building is the starting point: its heat demand, temperatures and daily operations.
Whether a care home, office or production site: we assess the requirements before recommending a technical solution.
Consumption data, heating load and hot water demand determine the capacity the system needs.
Installation space, pipe routes, electricity connection and acoustic requirements inform the design.
The changeover is planned around your operations, including heat supply during installation.
We bring technology and investment together to support your decision. For social care organisations in particular, operating costs, capital expenditure and potential refinancing need to be considered together.
Savings depend on the building, system design and energy tariff, among other factors. We make these assumptions visible in the financial assessment.
Review buildings, consumption, existing equipment and operational requirements together.
Compare technology, investment and running costs; consider potential funding in the plan.
Agree on a suitable concept, the next planning steps and the documents needed for financing.
Tell us about your starting point. We will discuss the data and next steps needed for a sound decision.