Line production of individual heating units was launched in Lviv

Line production of IHU - individual heating units was launched in Lviv. There are dozens of such devices ready for installation in the production shop. Soon, thousands of Lviv citizens will feel the effect of the work of this equipment in their homes. 

Energy saving and comfortable temperature in the apartment - such tasks are solved by heat units in high-rise buildings, - reports ZIK channel. 

 “Installation of individual heating units will provide Lviv citizens with a comfortable temperature in their apartments in winter,” said Victor Pilat, head of Ecopower. “That is, we will get rid of the problem when it is cold in one house and people are freezing, and it is hot in the other and one has to open windows for the temperature to become comfortable for life.”

Parts for the IHU are produced by reliable global manufacturers. Equipment assembly is Ukrainian, and quality control is European. All employees of the company have work experience in European countries.

“We made a business trip to Europe for a practical training. And started working here after the practical training,” said electric welder Ruslan Protsak. - Europeans are satisfied with the quality of our work. Every time they come from Europe and check, because this is a common-European project.”

Production in Lviv is only part of an international enterprise that has been modernizing energy systems of Belarus and the Baltic countries for decades. That is why European experience and investment came to Ukraine.

“I bring money to Ukraine working in the territory of the Baltic countries and Belarus. Annually tens of thousands of dollars, euro and Belarusian rubles flow to Ukraine,” said Victor Pilat, head of the company. - I want to have normal transparent gas and heat tariffs in my house in Ukraine. I am Lviv citizen - I live here”

Modernization of multi-storey buildings is only a small part of the company capabilities. Lviv manufacturer modernizes powerful thermal power plants in Europe and switch them to operation using alternative fuels.