Our thermostats are designed to last a lifetime. The legacy of the thermostatic radiator valve (TRV) still lives on to this day. A technology almost a century old, but still as relevant today as ever. Learn more about the history of the classic Danfoss RA2000™.You may have seen very old Danfoss thermostats still working solidly even though time has clearly gone by. This is a result of heavy engineering efforts and passion for quality since the 1940’s, where things were designed to last. We have protected that vision ever since.
The flagship product, the Danfoss RA2000™ gas-filled thermostat, was invented in 1943 and developed and refined over the decades, and it still sets the standard on reaction time and durability today. The Danfoss RA2000™ is the world’s only thermostat with the unique gas bellow. This difficult technology that took our engineers years to hone is still unique to the Danfoss brand and has never been successfully copied by any other brand.
We are the only manufacturer of thermostats which produces our own bellows. Being in full production control of this vital component is very important to ensure the high quality we deliver to you. That is why the gas-filling mix is customized uniquely for each Danfoss RA2000™ thermostat to make sure every single thermostat of the millions produced every year, lives up to its full potential.
We care about the quality that goes into your hands as a heating professional. Reputation and craftmanship is key. Nothing is more frustrating than faulty products. We have tried our very best to eliminate that risk by making sure that our factory producing RA2000™ thermostats, is audited according to the very strict Automotive Quality Management System IATF 16949.
This small product has great potential to make great impact in the way we heat our homes. There are tremendous amounts of energy savings potential waiting to be untapped by upgrading radiator controls. Heating professionals have an exciting role of bringing these opportunities to life by communicating and recommending what products and technologies make a real difference in saving energy.