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You can utilize the energy that was being wasted for air conditioning. The waste heat of 30-40°C, which had no previous use, is a valuable energy source for air conditioning. By recovering waste heat from factories and facilities, you can significantly reduce heating costs in winter. We will conduct an investigation of waste heat hot water and flow rates before implementation and design a heat exchanger suitable for your company’s waste heat recovery. If any of the following apply to you, please feel free to consult with us: - The electricity costs for air conditioning and cooling sources are high - The air conditioning for heating and cooling is unstable - You are using well water - The heating and cooling processes are located close to each other For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

The 'unused heat' that everyone has deemed unusable. With Noritz's technology, there is potential to effectively utilize energy from exhaust after air conditioning facilities and factories. We will fully support your company's energy-saving and decarbonization efforts with the heat exchange technology, fluid control technology, and combustion control technology we have developed in water heater development!

You can utilize the exhaust heat that was previously discarded for air conditioning. The conditioned air that was casually thrown away (e.g., dry bulb temperature 24°C DB, relative humidity 60% RH) is also a valuable energy source for air conditioning. By recovering exhaust heat from factories and facilities, you can significantly reduce air conditioning costs during the summer. We will conduct an investigation of exhaust hot water and flow rates before implementation and design a heat recovery system suitable for your company. If this applies to you, please feel free to consult with us: ■ High electricity costs for air conditioning or cooling sources ■ Unstable heating and cooling air conditioning ■ Using well water ■ Heating and cooling processes are located close to each other For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.