What if you could replace your gas boiler with a fully electrical alternative: one that works just as well in January as in July, with no warm-up time and no standby losses?
That’s exactly what QuakeHeat™ makes possible. On Friday 22 May, the team behind this innovative heating technology opens its doors at the Electricity Campus in Arnhem for a live prototype demonstration of a QuakeHeat™ powered central heating system.
How it works
QuakeHeat™ heats materials at the molecular level from the inside out. This means energy goes directly where it’s needed, making the technology significantly more efficient than conventional heating systems. There are no warm-up periods, no heat lost to the environment during standby, and no dependency on outside temperatures: a key limitation of heat pumps.
The result: a compact, fully electrical central heating system capable of replacing gas boilers in homes, offices, and other buildings, regardless of the season.
Join us
Drop in at any point between 9:00 and 13:00. The team will walk you through the technology, show the working prototype, and answer your questions over a cup of coffee. Whether you’re curious about the technical principles or exploring what this could mean for your building or sector: you’re welcome to stop by.
Admission is free. No registration required.