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Compact machines with high efficiency

Installing or replacing technology in the utility rooms of buildings is often a problem, particularly because of limited accessibility.

When designing the Micro CHP units, we took these obstacles into account. Their compact design fits practically anywhere.

As a result, installation is fast and does not require significant additional costs. Even subsequent servicing of the units takes up little space.

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Typical features of MICRO CHP units

Small Space Requirements

The compact size allows the installation of a unit even into cramped spaces.

Automated Operation

Due to a sophisticated control system, the unit operation is completely automated.

Long Service Life

High quality design and regular maintenance ensure a long service life of the aggregate.

Plug & Play

Due to all-in-one design and a non-ventilated enclosure, there are no complicated construction adaptations.

Very Quiet Operation

The tightly closed sound enclosure ensures silent operation of the unit.

Adjustable Switchboard

A separate revolving switchboard allows adjusting the position according to the space dispositions.

Examples of MICRO CHP unit applications

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Hotels and guest houses

Hotels and guest houses are typical sites that benefit from the use of cogeneration. These are facilities that consume electricity and heat primarily for their own needs. At the same time, cogeneration units can also serve here as emergency sources of electricity.

Wastewater treatment plants

Gas with a methane content is released from the sludge at wastewater treatment plants. It can be used as fuel for CHP units. Smaller wastewater treatment plants use Micro CHP units to generate electricity that can be supplied to the treatment plant and sold to the grid.

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Hospitals

Hospitals are a common setting for the use of CHP units. The need for a continuous supply of electricity and heat to these facilities is a direct prerequisite for the use of cogeneration. Depending on the size of the complex, higher-output CHP units can be used in hospitals.