Amid the rapid modernization of agriculture, forestry, animal husbandry, and fishery, achieving sustainable development and minimizing environmental impact—while maintaining production efficiency—has become a critical challenge shared across the industry. In recent years, driven by technological advancements and strong state support for the new energy sector, air-source heating has emerged as a highly efficient and eco-friendly solution for the industry's energy transition. It has not only optimized energy structures but also spearheaded a powerful "green revolution," paving a new path toward sustainable development.
Leveraging exceptional innovative technology and a track record of long-term, stable performance, BANDON has established itself as a market leader in high-capacity commercial variable-frequency air-source heating systems. With 26 years of deep expertise in core heat pump technology, the company is rapidly becoming a preferred choice for heat supply in these sectors, delivering stable, efficient, and environmentally friendly solutions that drive the industry toward a greener, more sustainable future.
Changji Shrimp Greenhouse Heating Project
Project Location: Changji City, Xinjiang
Uyghur Autonomous Region
Equipment Selection: 12 units (30 HP each)
Heating Area: 15,552 m²
Located in Changji City, Xinjiang Uygur
Autonomous Region, this project represents an innovative fishery modernization
initiative. It involved transforming and upgrading traditional vegetable
greenhouses into modern shrimp-farming facilities to meet market demand for
high-quality aquatic products and to drive the structural optimization and
upgrading of the local fishery industry.
The project covers a heating area of 15,552 square meters across six shrimp-farming greenhouses. BANDON
provided a customized solution featuring twelve 30-HP commercial
variable-frequency heat pump units; each greenhouse is equipped with two of
these units and a biomass boiler to ensure uniform temperature distribution and
create an optimal growth environment for the shrimp. For the heating
distribution system, a combination of radiators and stainless-steel piping was
employed to accommodate the needs of different zones and seasonal variations,
thereby further enhancing heating efficiency and comfort.
The successful implementation of the Changji shrimp greenhouse heating project has injected new vitality into the sustainable development of the fishery industry. In the near future, this project is set to become a showcase for the local fishery sector, leading the industry toward greater efficiency, environmental friendliness, and sustainability.
Greenhouse Heating Retrofit Project in Tumd
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Project Location: Hohhot, Inner Mongolia
Equipment Selection: 13 units (55 HP)
Heating Area: 10,500 m²
Heating Terminals: Fan coil units +
underfloor heating


Greenhouse Heating Project for Figs and
Papayas in Wendeng
Project Location: Weihai, Shandong
Equipment Selection: 4 units (40 HP each)
Heating Area: 4,000 m²
Heating Terminals: Fan coil units
The greenhouse heating system originally
utilized air-source heating equipment from another brand; however, the
equipment's performance proved inadequate to meet the high heating demands of
winter operations, thereby hindering crop growth and compromising both yield
and quality. Following rigorous market research and technical evaluation, the
project opted to comprehensively upgrade the existing system using advanced and
reliable BANDON heat pump technology. This initiative aims to enhance heating
efficiency, reduce energy consumption, and ensure optimal crop growth quality.
Covering a total heating area of 4,000 square meters—including multiple greenhouses dedicated to fig and papaya
cultivation—the
system employs four 40-horsepower BANDON units paired with fan coil units. This
configuration ensures a uniform and stable warm environment throughout the
greenhouses, providing ideal conditions for crop growth.


BANDON plays an increasingly vital role in
the agriculture, forestry, animal husbandry, and fishery sectors, offering not
only eco-friendly heating solutions but also significant economic benefits. It
enhances operational efficiency, lowers energy consumption and carbon
emissions, and reduces environmental pollution; furthermore, its intelligent
control systems maximize energy utilization and cut operating costs.
Looking ahead, driven by continuous
technological advancements and supportive policies, BANDON’s variable-frequency heat pumps are poised for even broader
application across these industries, contributing to the realization of green
and sustainable development goals.