Manufacturer of heat pumps, hot water and heating appliances, storage tanks and ventilation systems for building services.
STIEBEL ELTRON Gesellschaft mbH
Hörsching (AT) · Holzminden (DE) · Eschwege (DE) · Freudenberg (DE) · Hameln (DE) · Höxter (DE) · Poprad (SK) · Arvika (SE) · Ayutthaya (TH) · Tianjin (CN)New on Amplifa
About STIEBEL ELTRON
STIEBEL ELTRON Gesellschaft mbH, based in Hörsching near Linz, is the Austrian subsidiary of the internationally active, family-owned STIEBEL ELTRON Group, whose parent company is Dr. Theodor Stiebel Werke GmbH & Co. KG. Since 1924, the Group has been developing and manufacturing electrical, hot water and heating appliances as well as systems for the use of renewable energies: air-source, brine-source and hot water heat pumps, instantaneous water heaters, drinking water and buffer storage tanks, ventilation systems with heat recovery, integral ventilation units as well as fresh water and apartment stations. Manufacturing takes place in the company's own production facilities in Holzminden, Eschwege, Freudenberg, Hameln and Höxter (Germany) as well as in Poprad (Slovakia), Arvika (Sweden, Thermia AB), Ayutthaya (Thailand) and Tianjin (China); nearly all thermoplastic components are produced in Eschwege, and storage tanks are enamelled in steel. Customers include residential construction, commercial buildings, educational institutions and the real estate industry. The Austrian branch handles sales, consulting, quotation service, commissioning, factory customer service and training of trade partners.
- Site
- A-4063 Hörsching
- Processes
- Consulting and planning, Heat pump quotation service (free quotation), Factory customer service (repair, maintenance, emergency service), Commissioning, Maintenance contracts, Training for trade partners, Product registration and 5-year warranty on complete systems, Recycling/take-back system (packaging, old appliances, batteries)
- Materials
- Enamelled Steel, Thermoplastic (Plastic)
- Certificates
- ISO certification quality management, ISO certification environmental management, ISO certification energy management, ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 50001
- Founded
- 1924
- Industries
- Building services, Building technology / decarbonisation of the real estate industry, Residential construction (single- and multi-family homes), Commercial buildings, Educational institutions, Educational institutions (classrooms)
Materials and Processes
Enamelled Steel
Material of the drinking hot water and system storage tanks with storage volumes from 150 to 1,500 litres.
Thermoplastic (Plastic)
Thermoplastic components for all STIEBEL ELTRON appliances, manufactured at the Eschwege site.
Sites
Hörsching
ATSales branch and sales centre for Austria
Holzminden
DEGroup headquarters, largest production facility, administration and Energy Campus training centre
Eschwege
DEProduction facility for small storage tanks, boiling water appliances, hand dryers and thermoplastic components
Freudenberg
DEProduction facility for ventilation heating appliances
Hameln
DEProduction facility for fresh water and apartment stations
Höxter
DEProduction facility for heat pumps
Poprad
SKProduction and sales site for hot water heat pumps and hot water storage tanks
Arvika
SEThermia AB production site for brine-to-water heat pumps
Ayutthaya
THProduction facility for small instantaneous water heaters, instantaneous water heaters and storage tanks
Tianjin
CNProduction facility for ventilation systems, heat pumps and electric heating
Industries
Additional services
Quality
STIEBEL ELTRON is certified to ISO standards in the areas of quality management, environmental management and energy management. A 5-year warranty is granted on complete systems; the factory customer service handles commissioning, maintenance and repair with documented protocols.
| Evidence | Holzminden |
|---|---|
| ISO 9001 | |
| ISO 14001 | |
| ISO 50001 |
History
- 1924
Founding of ELTRON Dr. Theodor Stiebel on 5 May 1924 in Berlin-Kreuzberg; invention and production of the ring immersion heater
- 1927
First foreign branch in London
- 1929
Branch office in Zurich opened
- 1934
Relocation to Berlin-Tempelhof, around 150 employees, annual turnover of one million Reichsmark
- 1939
350 employees, annual turnover of 3.2 million Reichsmark
- 1943/1944
Berlin plant destroyed by bombing; relocation to Holzminden, production resumed from April 1944
- 1946
Resumption of hot water appliance production with 400 employees
- 1949
New hydraulic instantaneous water heater DH18
- 1952
Production of galleys for passenger aircraft
- 1957
Coffee machines for airliners and small storage tanks
- 1960
Death of company founder Theodor Stiebel
- 1962
More than 2,200 employees
Development and production of heat pumps (for over 50 years, i.e. from around the mid-1970s)
First fully electronic instantaneous water heater
First integration of heating, ventilation, cooling and hot water generation in one appliance
Opening of the Energy Campus in Holzminden
- 2001
Start of production in Ayutthaya, Thailand
- 2004
Production site Tianjin, China
- 2018
Acquisition of Thermia AB, Sweden
- 2026
50 years of heat pumps from STIEBEL ELTRON; launch of the wpnext product family with natural refrigerant R290