Leading climate control solutions provider, Klima-Therm, has won at the Energy Awards with Rhoss’ FullFLOW Heat Pump range, which took the top spot in the ‘HVACR Technology’ category.
Representing a breakthrough in commercial heat pumps, FullFLOW is designed specifically for high temperature applications up to 85°C, addressing a significant gap in the commercial heating market – traditional heat pumps typically struggle to reach these temperatures efficiently.
The FullFLOW range comes in seven sizes covering heating capacities from approximately 400 to 1,000kW (in 70/78°C – 45/40°C conditions), providing versatile options across multiple sectors including hospitals, large residential complexes, offices, schools, airports, hotels, trade industries and even naval applications.
To achieve its high efficiencies, FullFLOW incorporates inverter screw compressors that provide precise and continuous power regulation, ensuring efficient operation across varying load conditions – a critical factor for commercial applications with fluctuating heating demands.
The Energy Award judges said: “The type of environment that this product can support sets it apart from others, as well as the scale at which it can operate. It offers a solution that could be rolled out for large-scale public services and buildings, such as hospitals and schools, for which traditional systems have typically not been adequate.”
The ceremony took place on the 13th May at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London. The Energy Award win is one of a number of industry accolades Klima-Therm has achieved over the last 12 months.
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