Industrial buildings

Thermonova heat pumps optimise energy consumption in demanding industrial plants

Industrial-quality modular heat pumps for process and space heating.

Many light industrial sites (food and beverage production, textiles, laundries, plastics and general manufacturing) need reliable hot water at 55-70 °C for washing, rinsing, drying, preheating or space heating - temperatures that traditional heat pumps struggle to achieve economically.

Attractive payback periods thanks to energy savings.

Suitable for most light industrial facilities, Thermonova's air-to-water heat pumps deliver outlet temperatures up to 70 °C for process heating in the food processing or textile industries, via cascade arrays that efficiently handle variable loads.

Propane gas filling ensures safe, low-fire operation in zoned areas, with an efficiency that exceeds gas boilers for light industrial applications. Modular expansion supports growth without complete replacement, and corrosion-resistant materials withstand harsh conditions.

Integration with heat recovery loops can increase plant efficiency, in line with ISO 50001 standards. These systems reduce scope 1 emissions, qualify for industrial subsidies and offer attractive payback periods through energy savings.

FAQs

Here you will find answers to frequently asked questions about our pioneering heat pump system.

Are heat pumps suitable for factories?

Air-water heat pumps supply process heat up to 70 °C, reliably meeting the needs of light industry.

Can heat pumps reduce energy costs of factories?

With systems with a high COP, air-to-water heat pumps provide efficient heating, reducing energy costs for heavy industrial applications.

What is the environmental benefit of using renewable heat pump systems in industry?

Natural refrigerants are not subject to F-gas regulations, improving compliance with ESG targets and reducing industrial emissions.

For our processes, we need high-temperature heating. Heat pumps can't provide that, can they?

Thermonova heat pumps can reach temperatures of 70 °C - suitable for many industrial processes. Hybrid solutions with supplementary heating can reduce overall energy costs. A thorough thermal analysis often shows that heat pumps can cover 70-80% of the heating requirement.