Peak performance in HVAC

Unlock efficiency with the
world’s smallest sensors

The HVAC space is evolving, with an increasing focus on energy efficiency and smart technologies that regulate system function.

It’s time to research, explore, and integrate sensing solutions that align your products with emerging regulations and help you stand out from the competition.

That’s where we come in.

Understanding and optimising your HVAC function with Flusso’s sensors won’t just accelerate your journey to net zero — it will hugely bolster product performance, increase revenue potential, and deliver unprecedented customer satisfaction.

Our sensors stand you apart

In such a traditional and regulated market, implementing change can seem daunting. The fact is: energy efficiency is a macro trend that’s here to stay.

As such, our sensors aren’t just an innovation. They’re essential.

Your HVAC system requires a multitude of data to operate effectively and efficiently. Flusso’s leading-edge sensors give you the upper hand, adding accurate, reliable flow measurements that increase your system’s intelligence.

This paves the way for product differentiation and opens the door to new, exciting markets.

Changing the game

Changing the game

Here are some select use cases within the space.

Here are some select use cases within the space.

Indoor air quality

Improve air-con accuracy, simplify product designs and streamline operating costs.

Air filtration

Our sensors boost system performance and cut energy consumption like never before.

Zone control

Adjust airflow across building zones based on occupancy and temperature.

Anomaly detection

Detect leaks, clogs or blockages in core ventilation systems.

Advance appliances

Our sensors fine-tune HVAC operations within countless appliances.

Auto-tuning of installed systems

Invaluable information for HVAC field service engineers.

Futureproof your products

Regulations are pushing the HVAC industry towards net zero emissions and catalysing product innovation as a result. In an era of major transformation, nations are moving to embrace energy efficiency on a global scale.

There’s never been a better time to add novel, tailored product features to your HVAC system.

Flusso’s sensors guarantee accurate, robust readings for airflow, air velocity, and thermal control.

They’re super small, require very little power, and integrate seamlessly into your existing HVAC environment. At every turn, we’ll optimise the sensors to your specific needs, helping you future-proof your product’s sustainability credentials and expand market share.

Product portfolio

Flusso’s flagship sensors

Flusso’s flagship sensors

Find out more about our leading-edge products in the pages below — including technical specs and integration details.

Mass Flow Sensor

Compact, reliable, and adaptable – mass flow sensors leading the charge for greater energy efficiency.

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Air Velocity Sensor

Accurate, real-time velocity measurements for your most space-constrained designs.

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Green and great for growth

Sensor technology delivers clear benefits.

Bring innovation to your HVAC system with Flusso’s super-scalable sensors.

Accurate, real-time readings prompt your system to adapt and regulate with greater efficiency.

Our sensor solutions are environmentally sound, compliant with the latest regulations, and set to bolster your company’s performance.

Let’s work together

Let’s work together

Explore how Flusso’s fully customisable sensors will power improved performance and greater efficiency for your products.

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Want precise control and enhanced efficiency for your HVAC system?

See the wins for yourself. Try our airflow or air velocity sensing platform today.

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