The central heating system

The BRUNNER central heating system - now also with Smart Home connection

The BRUNNER central heating system (BCH) makes it possible to connect several, different and already existing heat suppliers and utilities to a stratified buffer storage unit in an uncomplicated way. The entire heating system is thus managed and operated centrally through a single control system. The graphical user interface is kept simple and intuitive and can be embedded into a Smart Home environment.  Smart solution: In addition to a control unit in the living area, the BRUNNER central heating system can be connected to all common smart home management systems thanks to the new BRUNNER Smart Home Module (BSH). With this Smart Home connection, important measured values can be called up conveniently through your mobile phone and settings can be made on the heating system. "The addition of the BRUNNER Smart Home Module is a logical consequence of the current market development and the increased demand for connection options of this kind," explains Hubertus Brunner, Managing Director of Ulrich Brunner GmbH.  Convenient assembly and no installation errors The BRUNNER central heating system consists of a prefabricated hydraulic box that can be expanded directly at the customer's site with little assembly effort at any time. Due to the modularity and the simple connection of existing systems, quick and error-free assembly is possible. Functional impairments due to mismatched components or different controls do not occur thanks to the BCH. Excellent system solution This unique heating system was developed from the idea of developing a sustainable hybrid heating system that can efficiently link different heat generators. BRUNNER has already received several awards for this unique solution - including the Bavarian State Prize for special technical achievements in the trade, which are far above average.  Expandable at any time With the help of an electric heating rod in the stratified storage unit, the energy of an electric photovoltaic system can also be integrated as heat if required. A system memory tailored to the heating management handles all heat inputs consistently. Its sophisticated design also takes into account requirements such as excellent layering of proceeds from solar energy and biomass, as well as the absorption of high-volume flows from heat pumps