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18.01.2017
Proline ENERGY receives BVF seal
The BVF seal assures builders, planners, architects and finishing companies that the Boppard-based company satisfies extensive test criteria. These criteria pertain to quality characteristics such as the product description and product approval, compliance with technical regulations and legal provisions, product liability and warranties as well as the technical advice and support. Compliance with the criteria is monitored by a seal committee belonging to the association, ensuring that the quality level is maintained over the long term.
ENERGY lets Proline provide two ground-breaking water-based surface heating and cooling systems at once: ENERGY BasicLine (made of expanded polystyrene) and NatureLine (made of soft wood fibres) with laminated aluminium heat-conducting plates. Both systems can be installed as prefabricated components in dry construction without screed.
An extremely low installation height (starting at 32 mm) and a low weight per unit area, short response times and low supply flow temperatures of only approx. 30° C put both systems in an optimal position to exceed the German Energy Savings Ordinance (EnEV) 2016 requirements, including for use in renovations.
In addition to the technical and economic quality of the systems, the quick and easy installation of ENERGY BasicLine and NatureLine is another feature as well as reasons for the continued success. The heat distribution in the surface is supported by innovative control technologies, which are also offered if necessary.
With the new seal, BVF wants to achieve greater transparency and make it easier for market players to get their bearings amid the broad range of products. According to Stefanie Präuner-Zakrzewski, Marketing Manager at Proline Systems, "Through our surface heating modules, we not only provide processing that is easy, fast and inexpensive, we also offer high-quality heating systems and excellent service. The BVF seal emphasises this further."
The German Federal Association of Surface Heating and Surface Cooling (BVF) is an association of major system and component providers. The tasks and objectives of the association are to promote surface heating systems and surface cooling systems as well as continuously improve industry expertise.
ENERGY lets Proline provide two ground-breaking water-based surface heating and cooling systems at once: ENERGY BasicLine (made of expanded polystyrene) and NatureLine (made of soft wood fibres) with laminated aluminium heat-conducting plates. Both systems can be installed as prefabricated components in dry construction without screed.
An extremely low installation height (starting at 32 mm) and a low weight per unit area, short response times and low supply flow temperatures of only approx. 30° C put both systems in an optimal position to exceed the German Energy Savings Ordinance (EnEV) 2016 requirements, including for use in renovations.
In addition to the technical and economic quality of the systems, the quick and easy installation of ENERGY BasicLine and NatureLine is another feature as well as reasons for the continued success. The heat distribution in the surface is supported by innovative control technologies, which are also offered if necessary.
With the new seal, BVF wants to achieve greater transparency and make it easier for market players to get their bearings amid the broad range of products. According to Stefanie Präuner-Zakrzewski, Marketing Manager at Proline Systems, "Through our surface heating modules, we not only provide processing that is easy, fast and inexpensive, we also offer high-quality heating systems and excellent service. The BVF seal emphasises this further."
The German Federal Association of Surface Heating and Surface Cooling (BVF) is an association of major system and component providers. The tasks and objectives of the association are to promote surface heating systems and surface cooling systems as well as continuously improve industry expertise.
