Whitepaper

LIN-BUS: A step towards intra-appliance communication and the future of heating

With LIN-BUS, the future of heating is now here. Digitalisation  means that PWM communication is becoming out-dated and  no longer able to keep up with customer and end-user needs. 

And digitalisation is here to stay – there is no moving forward  without it. By embracing LIN-BUS and going digital, you can take  full control over your circulator, increase flexibility and simplicity  and leverage data for improved and more efficient operations.

 

Download the whitepaper and learn about:

  • The move from PWM communication to LIN-BUS.
  • How LIN-BUS lets you take full control over your circulator.
  • The benefits of going digital.
  • What to expect from LIN-BUS in the future.

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