Cetetherm Hybrid
Tomorrow´s District Heating Substation - manufactured today
A hybrid solution could be tomorrow´s heating method. Cetetherm Hybrid can be combined with other renewable energy sources such as geothermal energy and solar energy, which provides flexibility with opportunities for property owners to choose the energy source that is the most favorable at the time.
Cetetherm Hybrid means a technology shift that will have a big impact both from economic and environmental perspective.
The great advantages of district heating become even greater when you include a previously unused heat source in district heating.
A hybrid solution enables, with great advantage, a combination between different heat sources. The most common example is a combination of heat pumps and district heating that allows the heat pump to use, for example, the waste heat in the building with support from the hybrid unit connected to district heating.
The hybrid solution combines energy sources that create CO2 reduction and energy efficiency.
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Cetetherm offers hybrid solutions in three different designs. Hybrid Light is a more passive system, without active regulation of the hybrid energy. Hybrid PRO is an advanced system with active regulation of the hybrid energy, for greater savings and energy optimization. Like Hybrid PRO, Hybrid PRO Plus is an advanced system with active regulation of the hybrid energy, but with an additional tap water preheating exchanger, which enables savings on purchased district heating energy used for tap water. Energy savings are also possible when there is no need for heating, for example in summer.
- Simple control system
- Available with or without control system
- Non-return valve, T-pieces, shut-off valve and adjustment valve
- Simple and cost effective solution
- Prepared for installation of secondary heat source at a later stage
- Redundant - also works as an independent district heating substation
- Advanced control system
- Available with or without control system
- 3-way valve in secondary side flow
- Shut-off valve and adjustment valve on the hybrid connections
- Cloud-based connection with the possibility of active optimization
- A more sophisticated solution than Hybrid Light
- Active control of primary return temperature
- Redundant - also works as an independent district heating substation
- Advanced control system
- Available with or without control system
- 3-way valve in secondary side flow
- Shut-off valve and adjustment valve on the hybrid connections
- Cloud-based connection with the possibility of active optimization
- Extra preheating heat exchanger and 3-way valve in cold water inlet
- Active control of primary return temperature
- Saves district heating energy for tap water heating, when there is no need for heating
- Redundant - also works as an independent district heating substation
100% redundancy - safe, secure and efficient heat delivery from the energy sources connected to the hybrid solution
Energy efficiency with low climate impact and low operating costs
Works as a standard district heating substation until an additional heat source is connected
Low return temperature back to the district heating network
A configrable and flexible district heating substation that effectively from the energy sources connected to the hybrid solution
Add sustainability to existing system
Can be customized to existing heating system
FAQ
What does a hybrid solution with district heating mean?
This means combining district heating with one or more other renewable heat sources. The aim is to create a flexible, energy-efficient, and cost-optimized heating system. District heating combined with a heat pump is the most common solution for hybrid heating.
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How does a hybrid heating system works?
A hybrid heating system is a combination of different heating technologies that together optimize energy efficiency and reduce operating costs in a house or building. This means it offers flexibility, allowing property owners to choose the energy source that is most cost-effective at any given time.
A hybrid heating system enables, with great advantage, a combination of different heat sources. The most common example is a combination of a heat pump and district heating.
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Does Cetetherm have a hybrid district heating substation?
Yes, Cetetherm offers a hybrid substation that can be integrated with other renewable energy sources and is designed to provide flexibility, energy efficiency, and CO₂ reduction.
Cetetherm Hybrid operates as a standard district heating substation until an additional heat source is connected. It is developed and designed to provide:
• 100% redundancy - safe, reliable, and efficient heat supply from the energy sources connected to the hybrid solution
• Energy efficiency with low environmental impact and low operation costs
• Low return temperature back to the district heating network, continuously monitored by a smart control unit
• Sustainable integration with existing systems
Cetetherm Hybrid is a configurable and flexible district heating substation that efficiently operates with temperatures from waterborne heat sources such as district heating, heat pumps, and boiler solutions.
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