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27 April 2025

TICA Wins Red Dot Award for TESFU-205 Integrated Evaporative Cooling Chiller

Award recognizes sustainable industrial chiller with modular design and smart controls.

TICA has received the Red Dot Award: Product Design 2025 for its TESFU-205 Integrated Evaporative Cooling Chiller. The international jury recognized the unit’s combination of engineering efficiency and user-centric design, underlining TICA’s focus on sustainable HVAC solutions for industrial and commercial environments.

Established in 1955, the Red Dot Award is one of the most prestigious global design competitions, evaluating entries for innovation, functionality, and aesthetics. The TESFU-205 chiller was selected for its integrated control system, adaptable modular architecture, and application flexibility across diverse climate control settings.

Product Overview

The TESFU-205 features a smart control platform developed through TICA’s extensive HVAC experience. It enables precise operation in environments ranging from manufacturing plants to commercial buildings. Its modular design supports streamlined pre-sale customization and simplified on-site installation, while allowing for long-term maintenance integration within TICA’s service framework.

According to TICA, the unit delivers high performance and reliability while supporting sustainable operation. The company did not disclose specific performance metrics in the release.

“The Red Dot Award validates our belief that industrial design must serve both function and form,” said David Wen, General Manager of TICA Chiller Business Unit. “The TESFU-205 is a testament to how intelligent engineering and thoughtful design can coexist—delivering unmatched efficiency, sustainability, and user-centric value.”

Market Context

The recognition aligns with TICA’s broader strategy to expand its footprint in Europe. Since entering the European market in 2009, TICA has completed over 600 projects across more than 20 countries. In 2025, the company will establish a regional office in Germany to strengthen its R&D, manufacturing, and customer support capabilities.

In addition to the TESFU-205, TICA plans to introduce new low-GWP products in Europe, including the R290 air-to-water (ATW) heat pump, targeting residential decarbonization needs.

TICA’s award-winning chiller underscores the company’s ongoing commitment to energy-efficient, climate-resilient HVAC technologies.

Related tags: chiller, HVAC, R290, heat pump
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