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HeatWork hydronic pest-control system
- Published March 21, 2023; updated September 21, 2026; estimated reading time 2 minutes. Status: available. Industries: Architecture and construction; Agritech and food production.
- HeatWork Pest Control uses hydronic heat to treat bedbugs, flour mites, silverfish and other indoor pests. The machine generates heat up to 100°C, with an article-stated effectiveness rate of 94%, and runs on climate-friendly biofuel. The system is based on patented CliWi heat-exchange technology; HW 103 carries eight CliWi units and HW X2 carries 16, distributed inside the building while the main unit remains outside.
- The page presents the system as a chemical-free alternative to potentially toxic pesticides. Hydronic heat is described as avoiding the fire or explosion risk of electric heating, retaining heat in a closed system for energy efficiency, and reducing energy use/costs. Machines are mobile, self-propelled, quiet, lightweight and easy to set up.
- Potential customers include hotels, motels, restaurants, bars, food processors, food retailers and offices. The article cites over 200,000 hotels and close to one million restaurants in Europe. HeatWork’s main market was Scandinavia, with expansion into the rest of Europe as an objective. The article notes over 15 years of hydronic-technology experience and the 2017 Norwegian construction-industry innovation award for CliWi. SDG 9 shown.
- Contact: Kristin Markussen, Marketing Manager, kristin@heatwork.com; phone reveal control collapsed. Company: HEATWORK NORWAY AS, Skarvenesveien 6, 8514 Narvik, Norway; heatwork.com.