Energy Efficient

Explore energy-efficient HVAC at Bangkok RHVAC 2027

Explore energy-efficient HVAC technology at Bangkok RHVAC 2027, 1–3 April at BITEC, Bangkok. Express your interest to receive updates when official visitor registration opens.

Visitors walking through the HVAC exhibition hall at Bangkok RHVAC
By the numbers

Bigger than most expect

Bangkok RHVAC 2027 brings together the region's HVAC&R professionals and the companies building for them.

350+

Expected exhibitors

15K+

Expected visitors

15th

Edition

Floor highlights

See the efficiency tech on display

Walk the halls of BITEC Bangna and find the high-efficiency cooling technology that could cut your operating costs.

Inverter-driven systems

Compressors and air conditioners that match output to load, so they sip power instead of gulping it.

Heat recovery units

Equipment that captures waste heat and puts it back to work, shrinking your energy bill per cooling cycle.

Low-GWP refrigerants

Next-generation refrigerants with lower global warming impact, displayed with the systems built for them.

Smart controls & sensors

IoT-enabled controllers that fine-tune performance in real time, cutting waste without changing your routine.

High-SEER air conditioners

Split and packaged units with top seasonal efficiency ratings, made for tropical climates like Bangkok's.

Variable-speed motors

Fan and pump drives that adjust their speed to demand, trimming energy use across your whole HVAC plant.

CORE SHOW FLOOR

Built to cut energy use, from core to control

See what's driving efficiency across the show floor, from quieter compressors to smart controls that trim operating costs.

Close-up of chrome AC compressor unit with studio lighting and shallow depth of field background.

High-efficiency compressors

Compressors engineered for lower power draw and consistent cooling performance.

Close-up of refrigeration system pressure gauges and temperature sensors with precise measurement readings

Next-gen refrigerants

Lower-GWP options that meet tightening regulations without sacrificing performance.

Smart thermostat on a wall displaying temperature data

Smart climate controls

Systems that adjust in real time to load, weather, and occupancy patterns.

Inverter-driven HVAC outdoor unit on a rooftop

Inverter-driven systems

Variable speed technology that matches output to demand and saves energy.

Energy recovery ventilator core with aluminum fins

Energy recovery units

Capture and reuse waste heat or cool air to reduce overall system load.

Building management system dashboard on a monitor

Advanced building controls

Building management systems that monitor, optimize, and report on energy use.

Exhibiting at Bangkok RHVAC