With the in-house development of a powerful electric radiant heater, the heating specialist Schwank has added another climate-neutral product to its portfolio. The new device has been specially developed to meet the requirements of industrial and commercial applications with regard to new laws and climate goals. With a heating output of up to 18 kW, the electric radiant heater series called eSchwank S is powerful enough to heat even very high halls comfortably, economically and, if PV electricity is used, 100% climate- neutral.

Our rooftop solution for decentralised hall ventilation: In a weatherproof version and in the building, ventilation ducts can often be dispensed with entirely.

These high-tech air handling systems have been designed to be as efficient as possible, as seen with the inclusion of energy-saving EC fans and a counterflow heat exchanger.

In addition to supply and exhaust air, the integrated roof base also accommodates all other media. It can be assembled in advance and integrated into the roof structure. This saves coordination effort and time. The clearly defined interface ensures permanent tightness. The supply air in the aeroSchwank H-RI can be easily distributed for industrial ventilation using one or more blow-out heads. Layer ventilation can also be implemented with little effort.

These fans seem inconspicuous but move big volumes. They are called HVLS fans
(high volume, low speed) because they move large masses of air at a very low rotational
speed. MonsterFans are an inexpensive cooling instrument for buildings, as they can
reduce the ambient temperature by 5° C in summer. In winter, they achieve a
redistribution of the warm air cushions (destratification) below the ceiling. Potential
energy cost savings of 20% are to be expected for buildings of a height of 8 meters.

geniumSchwank: Schwank has developed the world's first multi-gas industrial tube
heater that efficiently operates on 100% hydrogen, but also fossil gases. This pioneering
system facilitates a zero carbon footprint strategy that represents a pioneering
component of energy self-sufficiency.

The new geniumSchwank is a milestone in the development of efficient industrial heating
systems. The multi-gas approach allows companies the peace of mind and future planning
security when deciding for a new heating system. When selecting the heating concept,
important questions arise, for example, the switching to a different type of gas, an isolated
solution with hydrogen or self-sufficiency with green H2 via its own electrolysis.
geniumSchwank is the only infrared heater in the world that enables the universal use of
100 % hydrogen, natural gas or LPG. The multi-gas tube heater can be adapted to the
new conditions in just a few steps.

With the in-house development of a powerful electric radiant heater, the heating specialist Schwank has added another climate-neutral product to its portfolio. The new device has been specially developed to meet the requirements of industrial and commercial applications with regard to new laws and climate goals. With a heating output of up to 18 kW, the electric radiant heater series called eSchwank S is powerful enough to heat even very high halls comfortably, economically and, if PV electricity is used, 100% climate- neutral.

Our rooftop solution for decentralised hall ventilation: In a weatherproof version and in the building, ventilation ducts can often be dispensed with entirely.

These high-tech air handling systems have been designed to be as efficient as possible, as seen with the inclusion of energy-saving EC fans and a counterflow heat exchanger.

In addition to supply and exhaust air, the integrated roof base also accommodates all other media. It can be assembled in advance and integrated into the roof structure. This saves coordination effort and time. The clearly defined interface ensures permanent tightness. The supply air in the aeroSchwank H-RI can be easily distributed for industrial ventilation using one or more blow-out heads. Layer ventilation can also be implemented with little effort.

These fans seem inconspicuous but move big volumes. They are called HVLS fans
(high volume, low speed) because they move large masses of air at a very low rotational
speed. MonsterFans are an inexpensive cooling instrument for buildings, as they can
reduce the ambient temperature by 5° C in summer. In winter, they achieve a
redistribution of the warm air cushions (destratification) below the ceiling. Potential
energy cost savings of 20% are to be expected for buildings of a height of 8 meters.