Following a full renovation, the guesthouse Pri Janezu decided to modernize its heating system as well. In addition to a dining room and kitchen, the facility includes 16 guest rooms. With its new look, it needed a system capable of handling daily demands—while reducing operating costs. In hospitality, energy expenses are among the key operating costs, and both heating and hot water must run reliably without interruption.
The existing system was no longer suitable: it was unreliable, hot water was insufficient during peak occupancy, and energy bills were too high. These issues disrupted operations, increased the burden on staff, and created obstacles to effective facility management.
ADAPT MAX – when standard solutions aren’t enough
To upgrade the system, they chose the KRONOTERM ADAPT MAX heat pump, specially designed for larger buildings and commercial use. With the ability to heat water up to 65 °C without additional heat sources, they were able to keep the existing radiators and avoid extra modifications to the building.
ADAPT MAX offers:
- High heating power and top-level efficiency
- Continuous domestic hot water supply even at peak demand
- Aesthetic design suitable for visible installation
- Ultra-quiet operation that doesn’t disturb guests or staff
- Remote control for easier management
Less stress for staff, lower costs for the owner
The system operates automatically and requires no daily attention. Temperatures and schedules can be adjusted remotely, which is key in buildings with fluctuating occupancy. Service technicians can check the system remotely as well, reducing downtime and enabling faster response.
A business decision that pays off
Replacing the old system with ADAPT MAX is more than just a heating upgrade – it’s a strategic business move that reduces long-term costs, simplifies operations, improves efficiency, and ensures continuous comfort.
Have you renovated your space, but kept the old heating? The ADAPT heat pump is the logical next step for any quality renovation. Contact us for a tailored proposal.
