Weishaupt is a leading international manufacturer of heating systems, including gas and oil burners, heat pumps, and condensing boilers, known for German engineering quality.
Weishaupt (Max Weishaupt SE) is a globally recognized leader in combustion technology and heating systems. Headquartered in Schwendi, Germany, the company specializes in the development and production of high-performance burners, condensing boilers, heat pumps, and solar thermal energy systems. With a strong reputation for precision engineering, Weishaupt products are designed to deliver exceptional energy efficiency and reliability for both residential and commercial applications.
The Weishaupt product range extends from compact domestic units to large-scale industrial burners used in power plants and manufacturing facilities. The brand also integrates modern building automation through digital solutions like the WEM Portal, allowing for remote monitoring and control of heating infrastructure. Committed to sustainability and operational safety, Weishaupt provides comprehensive support and service networks worldwide.
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According to Weishaupt installation guides, burners should typically be serviced annually by a qualified technician to ensure proper functioning, safety, and efficiency.
Avoid open flames, spark generation, and operating electrical switches. Open doors and windows immediately, close the gas isolating valve, warn inhabitants, leave the building, and inform your heating contractor or gas supplier from outside.
To register, navigate to 'Settings' > 'WEM-Portal' on your control unit to find your Serial Number (SN) and Access Code. Then visit the WEM Portal registration page to create an account and add your system using these details.
The type and serial number are located on the name plate (type plate) attached to the device. These numbers are required for customer service inquiries.
Regular maintenance includes cleaning filters, checking refrigerant levels (by a certified technician), and inspecting electrical connections to ensure optimal performance.