About
LIPUS is Şimşek Group’s new generation climate control and energy management brand.
It combines heat pumps, pool heating, underfloor heating infrastructure, energy storage systems, PV (solar power) integration, and electric vehicle charging stations under one roof.
The goal is to make energy more efficient, smarter, and more sustainable in residential, commercial, and industrial projects, while providing users with high comfort and reducing operating costs and carbon footprint.
Our Services
Heat Pump Systems
Air/water heat pump solutions that meet heating, cooling, and hot water needs with a single system.
Pool Heating Solutions
High-efficiency heating systems based on heat pumps for indoor and outdoor swimming pools.
Underfloor Heating Infrastructure
Heat pump compatible, floor heating projects and applications that provide homogeneous heat distribution.
Energy Storage and PV Integration
Smart energy management systems that work with battery systems and PV panels.
What do we do with Şimşek Solar?
- We analyze the heating, cooling, and electricity consumption profile of the building or facility and determine the right combination of solutions.
- We design heat pumps, underfloor heating, pool heating, PV, and energy storage systems to work together in the same scenario.
- We work in coordination with Şimşek YES and other group companies from the project stage to the field, and from the field to the commissioning process.
- By monitoring the performance of established systems, we provide recommendations for adjustments, optimization, and capacity upgrades as needed.
Frequently Asked Questions
In which types of buildings can heat pumps be used?
Heat pumps can be used in many types of buildings, including homes, villas, offices, stores, hotels, sports facilities, and similar structures. They can operate at high efficiency in both new projects and existing buildings with suitable installations, provided the correct capacity is selected.
I have a radiator system. Can I still use a heat pump?
In many cases, yes. After examining the plumbing and radiator structure, if a scenario can be devised that will provide sufficient heat at low temperatures, a heat pump can be integrated. In unsuitable situations, alternatives such as underfloor heating or fan coils are evaluated.
Is it possible to use a heat pump with solar energy and a battery?
Yes. LIPUS solutions can be designed to work with PV panels and energy storage systems. This way, part of the electricity generated during the day can be used in the heat pump, and excess energy can be stored in the battery, resulting in lower grid consumption and higher savings.
