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Sign upA new fully recyclable and reusable dry underfloor heating and cooling system
A new fully recyclable and reusable dry underfloor heating and cooling system
Calesol ECO+ is a dry underfloor heating and cooling system aiming at drastically reducing CO2 emission in construction. The Solution is close to carbon neutrality during its fabrication step and can reduce energy consumption by up to 18% during service compared to traditional solution. It is also enabling the use of energy free consumption geo-cooling thanks to its low inertia for better summer comfort. It is composed of wood fibre panels, aluminium plates, and pipes system. Caleosol ECO+ is a breakthrough in easiness to install thanks to its digital platform providing tailored products to fit exactly the shape of rooms thanks to customer drawing. It is therefore a convenient product for DIY money-savers, professionals. The Solution can also be easily recycled at end of life.
FreeHeat SAS
Dry underfloor heating, cooling systems and goethermal systems
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