Heating-controls information on smartphones

04 April, 2012

Heating-controls manufacturer Danfoss has introduced a technical-support service on a mobile web site for domestic-heating installers on site. It is specifically designed for viewing on the screen of a smartphone and offers access to installation guides and much more information for the company’s thermostatic radiator valves, time controls and electric thermostats. Called Danfoss Assist, the site will also provide links to the latest offers for Danfoss customers.

Plans for the future include videos to provide installation tips.

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