Bosch
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About Bosch
Bosch Thermotechnology brings German engineering obsessiveness to the HVAC market. A division of Robert Bosch GmbH - the same company behind power tools, automotive parts, and appliances - Bosch entered North American HVAC seriously with the IDS (Inverter Ducted Split) line. The IDS Ultra delivers 100% heating capacity at 5°F and keeps running down to -13°F, positioning Bosch as a legitimate cold-climate contender.
The company recently acquired Johnson Controls' residential HVAC business, adding manufacturing sites in Oklahoma and Kansas plus roughly 3,400 employees. That expansion signals Bosch's bet on the U.S. heat pump market, projected to double by 2028. For consumers, it means better parts availability and service network than Bosch historically offered in North America.
Variable-speed inverter compressors are Bosch's calling card. The IDS system modulates in 1% increments rather than cycling on/off or even two-stage - useful for Colorado's altitude where thinner air affects heat exchange differently. The precision also means quieter operation and fewer temperature swings inside the house.
UniColorado has installed more Bosch heat pumps than any other Colorado contractor. Their technicians hold factory certifications on Bosch IDS systems and specialize in cold-climate applications for Denver's high altitude and sub-zero winters.
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