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  Chilled water in heating and air conditioning systems – applications and benefits

  Posted in: Heat exchangers and everything related to them, Water filtration and purification - CH, DHW, drinking water, Refrigerants and heat exchangers for gas

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  Chilled water, also known as woda lodowa, plays a key role in modern HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning) systems.

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  Bathroom waterproofing – how to properly protect the space against moisture?

  Posted in: Water filtration and purification - CH, DHW, drinking water, Others

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  Modern construction leaves no doubt – bathroom waterproofing is a necessity, not a luxury. Proper protection against moisture ensures the durability and functionality of this space.

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  Hot Water in a motorhome – everything you need to know about the water system in caravanning

  Posted in: Heat exchangers and everything related to them, Water filtration and purification - CH, DHW, drinking water

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  Caravanning doesn’t mean giving up hot water – read how you can provide hot water in your motorhome using a heat exchanger or other methods.

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  How do you clean a hot water heat exchanger in a motorhome or campervan?

  Posted in: Heat exchangers and everything related to them

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  Find out the basics of cleaning a plate heat exchanger that provides hot water in a motorhome. What should you use and how do you do it?

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  Titanium – what kind of material is it?

  Posted in: Heat exchangers and everything related to them, Others, Swimming pool heating and pool heat exchangers

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  Everything you need to know about the material called titanium.

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  Brass CW617N - what kind of material is it?

  Posted in: Others, Mixing valves, 3-way and 4-way valves, Refrigerants and heat exchangers for gas

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  What exactly is CW617N – the material used for heat exchanger fittings? What is it made of?

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  Filters for central heating systems – what to consider when buying?

  Posted in: Water filtration and purification - CH, DHW, drinking water, Central heating boilers and everything related to them

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  Filters in a central heating system play a crucial role – they protect the installation from contaminants that can reduce its efficiency and shorten its lifespan. Read more.

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  Underfloor heating furnace – key criteria for choosing the best solution

  Posted in: Underfloor heating and everything about its operation, Central heating boilers and everything related to them

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  Choosing the right furnace for underfloor heating is the key to thermal comfort and energy efficiency in your home. Read more.

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  Monoblock vs. Split – Which Heat Pump System is Best for Your Home?

  Posted in: Heat pumps and all aspects of their operation

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  Choosing the right heat pump system is crucial for thermal comfort, operating costs, and the energy efficiency of your building. Learn more.

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  How to properly connect underfloor heating to an existing central heating system?

  Posted in: Underfloor heating and everything about its operation

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  Connecting underfloor heating to an existing central heating system requires care and proper preparation. Read more how to proceed.

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  Can a heat pump cool? Everything you need to know before buying

  Posted in: Heat pumps and all aspects of their operation

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  More and more people are looking for modern and eco-friendly methods to heat and cool their homes. One standout solution is the heat pump, which not only provides warmth in winter but also effectively lowers the temperature in summer.

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  Floor insulation and underfloor heating – how to choose the best material for installation?

  Posted in: Underfloor heating and everything about its operation, Others

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  Choosing material for floor insulation is crucial for the efficiency of underfloor heating. A well-selected insulation layer not only improves thermal comfort but also reduces energy losses, leading to lower heating bills.

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  Everything you need to know about SAE threads

  Posted in: Others, Refrigerants and heat exchangers for gas, Heat pumps and all aspects of their operation

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  SAE thread standard – what is it and where is it used? Basic information.

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  Is underfloor cooling the future solution for energy-efficient homes?

  Posted in: Underfloor heating and everything about its operation, Others, Heat pumps and all aspects of their operation

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  In an era of growing environmental awareness and the need for energy savings, underfloor cooling is becoming an increasingly popular alternative to traditional air conditioning.

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  Everything you need to know about underfloor heating installation costs and how to reduce them

  Posted in: Underfloor heating and everything about its operation

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  Underfloor heating is a modern solution that is gaining increasing popularity. It not only provides high thermal comfort but also allows for efficient energy management.

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  1000L Heat Buffer – How to Optimize Its Efficiency During the Intensive Heating Season?

  Posted in: Solar collectors, Heat pumps and all aspects of their operation

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  At the peak of the heating season, when the demand for heat rises sharply, efficient energy management becomes crucial. One of the best ways to improve the efficiency of a heating system is to use a 1000L heat buffer.

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  Solar system for water heating in small households – benefits

  Posted in: Solar collectors

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  Explore how a solar water heating system can benefit small households. Cut down on energy usage, lower expenses, and embrace sustainable solutions.

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  Nord Stream 2: In Retrospect. How Did It Really Happen?

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  The European gas market and the EU's climate policy, which influenced subsidies for boilers and the expansion of gas infrastructure, were supposed to take a different direction. Instead of Nord Stream 2, we ultimately saw the Green Deal, while Ukraine... war. How did it really unfold, and how is the Nord Stream II initiative evaluated today, now that we have the benefit of experience?

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