Deutsche Energiesysteme GmbH

📍 Berlin, Germany👥 5 employees💰 Last funded Oct 2013
Our company "Deutsche Energiesysteme" develops and sells smart and efficient heating solutions for buildings. Our technology "aelectra" is an electrical heating system made in Germany, consists of a carbon fibre composite material, is only 0.1 mm thick, 600 mm wide and converts electrical power in a highly efficient way in infrared heat (max. 33 ° C). It can be easily combined with other innovative efficiency increasing measures such as photovoltaic, thermal insulation, battery storage and smart home solutions. Our USP: * Simple and fast installation * Secure heating technology (low-voltage 24 V or 36 V) * No maintenance required (plumber or chimney sweep) * No visible radiators, pipes or boilers * Extreme thin and light heating system * Heat output (max. 33 ° C) in just 60 seconds * Digital control unit for each room * Existing electrical infrastructure can be used * Can be operated with 100 % self-generated and stored green energy * Zero emissions * Long service life * Composite made from reliable and robust materials (PET and carbon) * Excellent room climate thanks to infrared heat * Allergy-friendly as no dust is dispersed by convection * Dampness and mould are prevented by thermal activation of walls * Can be easily linked to smart building solutions or local power generation
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When did Deutsche Energiesysteme GmbH last raise funding?
The most recent investment in Deutsche Energiesysteme GmbH recorded on gritt.io was in October 2013.
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Deutsche Energiesysteme GmbH operates in Renewables & Environment. Find similar Renewables & Environment investors on gritt.io.
Where is Deutsche Energiesysteme GmbH based?
Deutsche Energiesysteme GmbH is headquartered in Berlin, Germany.