FERCAR has been producing and transporting energy to homes for about 40 years. Throughout this time, we have gained a deep awareness of how to generate energy efficiently and sustainably. We overcome challenges to offer not only what is necessary, but also to exceed expectations.

At FERCAR, we do not see energy production as a common task, it is a continuous effort to achieve the maximum, going beyond what is considered possible. This ambitious mindset is part of our identity. We don’t stop there! We know that producing energy is only half the equation, and efficient transport of that energy is the other half of the equation. At FERCAR, our principle is to ensure that the energy produced by our appliances works as effectively as possible. This commitment to excellence in all aspects of the housing power system is what sets us apart.

HOW DO WE DO?

At FERCAR, we follow a simple and inflexible rule, our systems not only work when everything is operational, but also when things are not working as well. Even with a lack of electricity, the energy transport systems we design continue to work, not with the same efficiency, but still work. This is crucial for our customers when choosing a FERCAR heating system.

In addition, our systems minimize heat losses to the maximum. It is not conceivable that there is a temperature differential between the heat source and the elements that distribute the heat, whether it is a radiant floor, fan-convector or a radiator. We want the heat to be dissipated only in the radiators. We do not believe in the idea that unwanted heat transfers inside the house do not matter. Each loss, even if small, contributes to a greater problem of thermal losses.

Increase the power of the element of heat production, consecutively increasing energy expenditure inappropriately is the solution that most companies give.

At FERCAR we do it differently!

We study each installation thoroughly, always trying to avoid useless pipe extensions, using the best insulation materials.

At FERCAR, we know how to study the complexities to make it simple.