ISH, the leading trade fair for sustainable sanitation solutions, innovative bathroom design, energy efficient heating technology combined with renewable energy and environmental air-conditioning, cooling and ventilation technology, will take place in Frankfurt, Germany, from 10 to 14 March 2015.
The theme of next year’s show will be ‘Comfort meets Technology’ and around 2,400 exhibitors from around the globe are expected to present their latest products and services over 260,000sq m of space.
Visitors to the exhibition will find air-conditioning, cooling and ventilation technology under the Aircontec area in the ISH Energy section.
Concepts and solutions for modernising existing and new buildings will be shown for both the residential and non-residential sectors. Aircontec exhibitors will be located in Halls 11.0 (including EBM, GEA, Remko, Swegon, Trox, Wolf), 11.1 (including Helios, Maico, Menerga, Schako, Systemair, Vortice) and 10.2 (Cabero, Cool Italia, Sortech, Thermofin). Key topics will include systems integration, increased energy efficiency and the integration of renewable energies.
Building-related cooling technology has been a component part of ISH/Aircontec since 2007 and will be strengthened and expanded in Hall 10.2 at ISH 2015. Not only have major exhibitors from this segment increased the size of their exhibition stands but they are also being joined by key players, such as Carrier and Güntner.
Aircontec is represented by two major items on the complementary programme of events at ISH: The Climate Forum of the Building Climate Institute (Fachinstitut Gebäude Klima e.V. - FGK) will spotlight high-end solutions for increased energy efficiency in the non-residential field on graphic information boards. The solutions include sorption air-conditioning systems, highly efficient closed-cycle systems and reversible heat pumps.
In addition, the Association of German Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Companies (Verband Deutscher Kälte-Klima-Fachbetriebe e.V. – VDKF) and Messe Frankfurt have once again joined forces to organise the IKK Building Forum in Hall 10.2 at ISH 2015. There, specialist companies will present future-oriented system solutions for planners, engineers, architects, the innovative installation trade and facility managers. The exhibition will be supplemented by high-grade expert lectures in the adjoining lecture forum.
The ISH Energy section with building-services and energy technology, renewable energies and cooling, air-conditioning and ventilation technology is located in the western part of the Exhibition Centre, in Halls 8, 9, 10, 11 and the Galleria. There, visitors will find the entire range of innovative building-system technology revolving around the theme ‘Energy-efficiency plus’ and focusing on topics including the new energy paradigm in the heating market, the building of the future, holistic sustainability and different technological trends.
For more information visit www.ish.messefrankfurt.com