In 2020, a partnership between Samsung and construction intelligence firm Etopia, transformed the way we heat our homes and helps us strive towards a Net Zero future. This partnership is changing the way we heat our homes; we’re proud suppliers and installers of Samsung’s Ecological and Economical Heating System (EHS).
Founded in 1938, Samsung wasn’t always a multinational electronics corporation. In fact, in its early years, Samsung traded as a grocery store in Taegu, Korea, selling noodles, Korean fish and veggies.
It wasn’t until 1969 that Samsung’s electronics division was formed. Their first electronic product was a black and white TV that was exported to Panama in 1971. In the late 1970s, they started making white goods such as refrigerators and washing machines, and the rest is history.
The world’s second largest tech company, Samsung reported £171 billion in revenue in 2021, and is a global household name and a leading manufacturer of air source heat pumps.
1938
171 Billion
268,000 globally
Heating, smart phones, televisions, white goods, transport, healthcare, heating and plumbing, manufacturing and more.
With decades of experience in electronics manufacturing and research behind them, Samsung has the technology and knowledge to be at the forefront of transitioning to renewable, low-carbon heating and cooling systems.
Compatible with third party domestic hot water tanks, their EHS range keeps homes across the world warm or cool, whatever the temperature outdoors. Their ClimateHub integrated tank is the recommended option (but really a must have) as it offers the very best home comfort. Their range consists of three types of unit: