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Heat pump replacement in a 1950s house

Every heating system needs to be replaced at some point. Heat pumps are no exception. In this detached house, the old heat pump was replaced by a new one. Latest-generation heat pumps are even more energy-efficient and economical.

Extremely quiet replacement system with a sustainable refrigerant

The previous chiller had reached the end of its service life and had to be replaced. A new low-noise propane chiller was installed and commissioned in record time. The backbone of the project was the long-standing partnership with the supplier of the chiller.

Sustainable cooling technology for cheese production

Cheese production requires reliable cooling. To achieve this, the Studer cheese dairy uses a propane-based cooling system with ice storage. Thanks to its natural refrigerants, a sound and simple safety concept and regular maintenance, this system guarantees optimum quality and seamless operation.

Bespoke cooling solutions pay off

In addition to high-quality and financially attractive standard solutions, CTA offers its customers custom refrigeration systems that meet special requirements (capacity, regulation, installation, etc.). Although they are more expensive to purchase, they often promise savings in energy costs. And it shows: despite higher investment costs, custom refrigeration solutions are not necessarily more expensive than standard machines over their entire service life.

The art of replacing systems

A leading Swiss luxury watch company replaced the refrigeration system at its headquarters after 14 years. Particularly challenging: the placement.

Air source heat pump in converted building

The former Bleiken community centre today houses three rental apartments, a fire station and some school facilities. Its old oil-fired heating system has been replaced with a modern air/water heat pump supplied by CTA.

Groundwater Heat Pump in a Single-Family Home

There is a large groundwater reserve of extremely high quality in the Aare Valley, between Thun and Bern. Part of the Münsingen community is built on this groundwater area. One neighbourhood in this community features a single-family home that uses the energy from this groundwater for heating.