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Heat source manifold ProFusion HSM

Efficient heat distribution as a challenge

This new type of heat distribution allows you to implement the most diverse range of solutions, from a pure heat pump system to the reliable integration of a buffer tank or the use of solar thermal energy all the way to hybrid systems.

Individual requirements for heating systems and complex system hydraulics call for intelligent heat distribution

Modern heating systems are getting more and more complex:

  • Heat pumps with or without solar support
  • Hybrid systems in which a heat pump is added to existing heating technology during
    modernisation
  • Buffer tanks that ensure a minimum volume and a minimum fl ow or extend the general heat supply in existing system solutions

These are just a few examples of the increasing level of diversity and customisation of heating systems. This development results in new challenges for the HVAC industry with regard to effi cient heat distribution. With the HSM heat source manifold (patent pending), AFRISO has created the technical basis for implementing a wide variety of concepts based on a standardised platform.

Example of a hybrid heat pump system with fossil fuel heat generator and buffer tank

Complex system hydraulics easily implemented with few components and minimum effort

Individual requirements for heating systems and complex system hydraulics call for intelligent heat distribution

Hydraulic diagram: Compact installation with domestic hot water heating (with pump assemblies)

Hydraulic diagram: Compact installation (without pump assemblies)

Heat source manifold HSM

System possibilities

Thanks to the modular design, heating system engineers can realise a wide variety of heat distribution configurations in a simple, time-saving and effective way.

Heat source manifold ProFusion HSM

Hybrid application

Whether installed straight away or retrofitted later: HSM, lets you implement a wide variety of heating concepts at any time using a single, standardised platform.