Samsung Electronics unveils Fläkt Group HVAC lineup at climate industry expo

Samsung Electronics is showcasing a broad range of energy-saving solutions combining AI technology and high-efficiency appliances at the 2026 World Climate Industry Expo, which runs Wednesday through Friday at Bexco in Busan.

The company set up a standalone exhibition hall spanning about 270 square meters, presenting energy-saving solutions ranging from home appliances to cooling systems for AI data centers and air-conditioning equipment for large commercial facilities.

Front and center is the EHS All-in-One, the company's high-efficiency heat pump solution. The residential heat pump integrates cooling, heating and hot water supply through a single outdoor unit, offering better space efficiency and easier installation than conventional setups that require separate air conditioners and boilers.

Also on display is the EHS All-in-One as a high-efficiency heating solution that uses ambient air and electricity to provide indoor heating and hot water. Samsung has been expanding the product's domestic rollout in connection with the government's initiative to promote electrification of residential heating.

Samsung Electronics also unveiled the HVAC lineup portfolio of Fläkt Group, which it acquired last year. The display includes cooling solutions for AI data centers — where heat management has emerged as a critical challenge — as well as central air-conditioning systems for advanced industrial complexes and large buildings.

The company also set up a SmartThings Pro space optimized for business-to-business environments, where visitors can see technology that monitors and controls real-time power consumption across multi-unit commercial facilities and smart buildings to maximize energy efficiency.

In a lifestyle zone designed to resemble a real residential space, Samsung showcased top-rated energy-efficient appliances alongside an AI Energy Saving Mode powered by SmartThings.

Other features introduced include AI-based remote diagnostics that analyze the condition of a customer's appliances, and software update support for up to seven years for Wi-Fi-enabled products.

"This expo is an opportunity to demonstrate Samsung Electronics' comprehensive energy-saving capabilities, from high-efficiency home appliances to HVAC solutions for AI data centers and smart buildings," said Lim Sung-taek, executive vice president of Samsung Electronics' DA Division. "We will lead innovation in energy efficiency by combining our AI-based high-efficiency product technology with differentiated services that customers can rely on with confidence."