Weishaupt is a German manufacturer of heating systems, burners and energy generation systems based in Schwendi. Since its foundation in 1932, the family-owned company has stood for quality, efficiency and sustainability in energy technology. With innovative solutions for fossil and renewable energies, Weishaupt is one of the leading suppliers in the heating industry.
Weishaupt was founded in 1932 by Max Weishaupt in Schwendi, Germany, and is today one of the leading companies in heating technology and energy automation. The company began with the production of burners and expanded its range over the decades to include innovative heating systems, solar technologies and automation solutions. Based in Germany and with a worldwide sales network, Weishaupt has consolidated its position as a technological and high-quality brand. Today, the company remains family-run and focuses on innovation, reliability and sustainable solutions.
Weishaupt's portfolio includes modern burner technology, energy-efficient heating systems and advanced energy automation systems. The company is particularly well-known for its gas and oil burners, which are valued for their high efficiency and durability. Weishaupt also offers heat pumps, solar systems and hybrid systems that optimally integrate renewable energies. The range is complemented by intelligent control systems that enable precise and energy-efficient control of heating and ventilation systems. Weishaupt products are designed for maximum efficiency and minimum energy consumption.
Weishaupt focuses on sustainable technologies and pursues the goal of continuously reducing the CO₂ emissions of its products. The company invests in research and development to further advance renewable energies and innovative heating solutions. By using state-of-the-art technologies and high-quality materials, Weishaupt ensures a long service life for its products and a high level of resource efficiency. With a clear focus on quality, sustainability and technological innovation, Weishaupt remains a leading provider of heating and energy technology.
Heat pump systems are a central component of the current portfolio and are used in both new builds and energy-efficient renovations. Depending on the building structure, insulation standard and heat requirement, different system concepts are used, such as air-water or brine-water solutions. The focus is less on the individual appliance and more on the interaction of all components in the overall system. The possibility of combining heat pumps with existing heating systems is particularly relevant. In hybrid systems, renewable and conventional heat generators work together as required. In this way, efficiency, security of supply and cost-effectiveness can be sensibly combined, even in complex framework conditions.
Burner technology between efficiency, regulation and sustainability Despite the expansion of renewable energies, modern burner technology remains a relevant component of the heat supply in many buildings. The decisive factor here is not only the energy source used, but also the efficiency of the combustion process and the possibility of precise control. Modern burner systems work with high levels of efficiency and can be flexibly integrated into different system concepts. The focus is also increasingly on aspects such as emission reduction, operational reliability and adaptability to future requirements. These include, for example, changes in the legal framework or the prospective use of alternative fuels. The technical design aims to keep existing infrastructures usable for as long and as efficiently as possible.
As system complexity increases, the intelligent control of heating and energy systems becomes more important. Digital controls make it possible to precisely coordinate individual components and adapt energy use to actual requirements. This significantly improves both comfort and efficiency during operation. Energy automation also supports operators and specialist installers in monitoring, analyzing and optimizing systems. Operating data can be evaluated, deviations detected at an early stage and maintenance processes planned in a targeted manner. As a result, heating technology is increasingly becoming a networked component of modern building technology.