The vision
One brain for the whole home
Homes today run on a patchwork of controls: a remote for the heat pump, a dial for the floor, an app for the ventilation — none of them aware of each other, the weather or the price of power. We’re building one calm system that brings them together, room by room.
Where it starts
Smart Room Thermostat
For air conditioners & heat pumps
A battery-powered, Danish-designed wall thermostat with a calm ePaper display. It is designed to control air conditioners and heat pumps from 70+ brands via infrared or Wi-Fi, and to plan their running around the weather and electricity prices. It’s the brain of the system — one per room.
Not yet available for purchase.
Designed for the whole home
Every source, one plan
Each future controller is designed to answer to the room thermostat, so the room decides which source to use and when — the cheapest, most effective one for the moment.
In developmentNot yet available for purchase.
Water underfloor heating
A controller for the utility cabinet that drives hydronic underfloor loops from district heating or a heat pump, room by room.
Electric underfloor heating
Per-room control for electric floor heating, with a floor sensor to protect wooden floors.
Ventilation
Coordinating central ventilation with the rest of the room’s climate, starting with common Nordic heat-recovery units.
Radiators
Smart radiator valves and electric radiator control running the same Orbit planning.
How it comes together
The whole home, one intelligent system
One room, one brain
A room thermostat in each room you want to control. It measures, decides and commands every source in that room.
Add the sources you have
Underfloor, radiators, ventilation — controllers added as your home needs them. Everything answers to the room.
One app for all of it
No more juggling clunky manufacturer apps: the whole home’s climate in one calm interface.
Pilot testing
We’re building it now. Follow along.
Nordic Zenith is in pilot testing. A launch notification list is on its way — until then, write to us if you’d like to hear more, test in your own home, or work with us.