Johnson Controls electrifies energy-intensive industries with new heat pumps that can triple energy efficiency and lower operating costs
Johnson Controls launched the Sabroe HitemHP line of industrial high-temperature heat pumps, built in Holme, Denmark and targeted at European industries needing process heat above 100 degrees C. In one customer application, the system delivered up to three times the energy efficiency of electric boilers while cutting energy costs by more than 91%, annual water costs by up to 30%, and on-site CO2 emissions by up to 82%. The units use natural refrigerants (butane and iso-butane) to align with upcoming EU regulations, scale down to 18% of capacity, and extend service intervals by nearly 50%.
Key figures
- Water cost reduction
- up to 30%
- Energy cost reduction
- more than 91%
- Min part load capacity
- 18%
- Co2 emissions reduction
- up to 82%
- Max output temperature c
- 122
- Part load cop improvement
- up to 20% higher COP than at full capacity
- Service interval extension
- nearly 50%
- Efficiency vs electric boilers
- up to 3x
- Fy2025 portfolio customer emissions cut
- 55%
- Fy2025 portfolio customer heating cost reduction
- estimated 32%
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