Research seal "Innovative through research" for KÜBLER
For more than 30 years, KÜBLER has been one of the pioneers of energy-saving hall heating systems. With energy savings of up to 70 % and many other advantages, KÜBLER infrared heaters are considered the golden standard in hall buildings with high ceilings. The company regularly receives awards for its developments.
On behalf of the Federal Ministry of Education and Research, the well-known "Innovative through Research" seal is awarded every two years by the Stifterverband. As one of the largest private sponsors of science in Germany, one of its tasks is to examine and evaluate the German research and innovation system. How much does the economy invest in research and development in Germany? What impact does this have on the future viability of this country? These questions are the focus of the biennial survey on research and development in the German economy, which is carried out by the Stifterverband's science statistics department on behalf of the Federal Ministry of Education and Research.
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High sickness rates are a burden for many companies. Many companies have discovered that this is not only dependent on the time of year and the incidence of infection, but can also be directly influenced. They are actively working to improve employee satisfaction and are developing suitable programs to increase this important factor.
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Operators of indoor heating systems are also responsible for having their system serviced regularly. In addition to operational safety, there are other good reasons why maintenance should not be put on the back burner!
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In comparison, fan heaters rely on the distribution of warm air. This method causes the air in the hall to rise, with the warmest areas being directly under the ceiling. It therefore takes significantly longer for the work area to warm up, which leads to higher energy consumption. This difference makes infrared heating systems particularly energy-efficient, […]
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