Mastering stormy times
A few months ago, KÜBLER was honored in the Premier finalist category - as one of only five companies out of 4,600 nominated for the SME Grand Prix. Now the renowned hall heating specialist has been nominated again: 2025 for the highest category, the Premier.
For over 35 years, the Ludwigshafen-based company has been shaping the market with innovative infrared technologies that focus on energy efficiency, cost-effectiveness and user-friendliness.
The latest developments from KÜBLER are revolutionizing the heating of commercial and industrial buildings. With unique selling points such as high energy efficiency, the ability to use different energy sources, including regenerative energy sources, integrated LED hall lighting in the FUTURA 2in1 system and the E-Hybrid function in MAXIMA E-Hybrid, the company has once again proven itself to be a leading expert in exploiting savings potential in hall buildings and has catapulted itself to the forefront of technology at national and international level.
At the leading trade fair for industrial maintenance - maintenance in Dortmund, KÜBLER will be presenting the next step in innovative hall heating technology from February 19-20, 2025. Discover the head start in hall 4, stand 4-CC02.
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KÜBLER presents world firsts for the sustainable and economical heating of industrial, commercial and municipal buildings at ISH 2023.
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WÄRME 4.0 - Energy-saving hall heating has a new face.
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The multi-energy IR hall heating system with integrated lighting function has already won its fourth design award in prestigious competitions for innovation and its valuable contribution to the energy transition.
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The old hall heating system consumes too much energy. And it is becoming increasingly unreliable. Good reasons to finally tackle heating modernization and replace the old system with a modern, energy-efficient one. But the expense seems high and is often shied away from. Yet today there are alternative solutions that can also be very interesting from an economic point of view.