Mobile central heating systems - Enerent

The Hotmobil and mobiheat brands operate under the Enerent umbrella. Two similar companies that focus on mobile energy centers, mobile heating and mobile cooling. While Hotmobil is more of a direct sales company, mobiheat is a wholesale brand that is listed with many wholesalers and can be ordered there by heating engineers.

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Enerent: Specialist for mobile heating and cooling solutions

Enerent, represented by the brands Hotmobil and mobiheat, is a leading provider of mobile energy centers. These solutions are used in the event of heating failures, for modernization work or for temporary heating. While Hotmobil sells directly to customers, mobiheat offers its products through wholesalers, enabling heating contractors to easily obtain mobile heating solutions.

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Mobile heating units: Flexibility and reliability when the heating fails

Enerent's mobile heating units are versatile and can be used in a variety of situations, for example, in the event of a sudden heating failure in hospitals or nursing homes. These self-sufficient systems are quickly connected to the existing heating system and ensure that the heat supply continues without interruption. From compact electric heaters to powerful container solutions with up to 2.5 megawatts, Enerent covers every requirement.

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Mastering crisis situations: temporary solutions from Enerent

Enerent has also proven itself in crisis situations, for example in heating refugee shelters or providing temporary heating solutions after natural disasters such as in the Ahr Valley. Enerent's mobile energy centers provide a fast and reliable heat supply wherever it is needed, and thus make a significant contribution to managing emergencies.