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Konvekta systems are used in all climate zones – in a wide variety of designs and applications with one goal: maximum energy recovery.
Konvekta has successfully implemented over 1,000 projects worldwide. Together with our partners and customers, we are making a significant contribution to the energy transition in this way.
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BELIMO Holding AG

University of Denver RSECS

Inselspital Bern

Yale University

Deutsche Bank

Frankfurt Airport

MIT Institute of Technology

Novartis Shanghai

One Clariant Campus

Roche Innovation China Center

Hotel Säntis

BMW Motorenwerke HQ

Crona Clinics

LKH ST. Pölten
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"Konvekta supported us very efficiently in the design of our two largest laboratory buildings. Due to the outstanding performance of our Konvekta energy recovery systems, we have not only significantly reduced the annual energy consumption of our laboratory facilities, but also noticed a much lower peak demand for heating and cooling."

"Our experience with Konvekta's collaboration and solutions can be described in one sentence: "Konvekta will win you over with innovation, planning precision and efficient implementation."

Thermodul and Konvekta share the same company culture, expertise, advanced technologies, data-based and holistic considerations during planning, execution, and support. This is the basis for efficient and effective cooperation. For many years, this has given us, as well as our customers, the certainty in every project to reliably achieve the highest energy efficiency over the entire system life cycle.

"By retrofitting with Konvekta's energy recovery system, we were able to achieve the high energy and CO2 savings as predicted during planning and experienced no problems. The high-quality heat exchangers and the unique control system are a carefree package. Based on this positive experience, we decided to update another plant with a Konvekta solution."
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