AFRISO manufactures high-quality measuring, control, and monitoring technology for domestic heating, water, and environmental protection applications.
AFRISO is a leading manufacturer of safety, measuring, and control technology, specializing in domestic building technology and industrial applications. Founded in 1869, the company provides a comprehensive range of products designed to ensure the safe and efficient operation of heating systems, water supply installations, and environmental monitoring equipment. Their portfolio includes thermostats, leak detectors, pressure gauges, pump controls, and specialized fittings for fuel oil and renewable energy systems.
With a strong focus on sustainability and environmental protection, AFRISO develops innovative solutions that help reduce emissions and conserve resources. The brand is well-known for its 'Greenline' products and robust components that support modern smart home integrations. Headquartered in Germany with international subsidiaries, AFRISO serves installers, wholesalers, and OEM partners worldwide, offering reliable technology encapsulated by their motto 'Technology for Environmental Protection'.
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Operating instructions and technical documents are available on the official AFRISO website under the Service or Downloads section. They are also typically included with the product packaging.
Many AFRISO products, particularly those related to heating, fuel oil, and pressure systems, must be installed, commissioned, and maintained by qualified specialized personnel to ensure safety and warranty compliance.
Yes, many models like the FloCo-Top-C are designed for use with fuel oil EL, diesel, and specific biofuel blends (e.g., FAME). Always check the technical specifications in your manual for permissible fuel types and percentages.
On devices like the RT 10 room thermostat, an 'Er' display typically indicates a sensor failure or incorrect sensor selection (internal vs. external). Refer to the troubleshooting section of your manual for specific error codes.
Function tests for safety valves and anti-siphon devices should typically be performed at least every 6 months or annually, depending on the specific model and local regulations.