Our company is growing and we have installed more than 600 systems to customers in over 20 countries. ClimaCheck is active in Sweden and large parts of Europe, as well as in the USA, Australia and the Middle East. Our customers are in manufacturing, the food and provisions industry, property owners, and contractors, but also e.g. data centers, district heating/cooling and sports centers.
ClimaCheck’s mission
To help customers increase, and sustain, efficiency, reliability and lifetime of refrigeration, air-conditioning and heat pump systems through optimization of performance.
History
In the early 1980’s, parallel with studies at the KTH Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm, Klas Berglöf worked with heat pumps and discovered that there were no practical field measuring methods that were reasonably accurate at a reasonable cost. He then developed a method based on the Laws of Energy and physical data for the cooling medium that has proven to function very well in almost all applications.
1986
The solution was patented in 1986 when Klas Berglöf had developed the method with the help of the measuring company ETM Mätapparatur. The first generation of the cooling computer/ETM1500/2000 was launched.
The 1990’s
ETM Instruments was founded to manage the product. ETM1500/2000 is sold in Sweden via the resellers AKA where Mr. Berglöf was in charge of marketing and technology.
1999
Klas Berglöf started his own consultancy business.
2003
Mr. Berglöf teamed up with programmer Per-Olof Ohlsson to develop a new system based on the same method.
2004
ClimaCheck Sweden AB is founded and the operations have since grown. The portable system has been supplemented with systems for permanent installation and online services.
2009
ClimaCheck is awarded the Refrigeration Product of the Year 2009 at England’s largest cooling conference.
2011
ClimaCheck moves to new premises in Nacka, just south of Stockholm, Sweden.
2011
WWF Climate Solver – The world Wildlife Fund estimate that ClimaCheck based maintenance in 50% of air-conditioning market would reduce emissions of climate gases with 72 million tons of CO2.
