Jakarta, July 24, 2026 – PT Daikin Applied Solutions Indonesia (DASI) once again hosted Dealer Gathering DASI 2026 as part of its ongoing commitment to strengthening relationships with its dealer network across Indonesia. Carrying the theme “The Great Leap: From Innovation to Solution, We Expanding New Horizon,” the event served as a platform to align perspectives, exchange insights on the evolving HVAC industry, and reinforce collaboration in addressing the changing needs of customers.

Dealer Gathering DASI 2026 brought together dealers from across the country to exchange experiences, discuss market trends, and explore business strategies for the future. The event also provided an opportunity for DASI to strengthen communication with its trusted partners, who play a key role in delivering HVAC solutions to customers across various industries.

The theme, “The Great Leap: From Innovation to Solution, We Expanding New Horizon,” reflects DASI’s vision of turning innovation into practical solutions. As demand continues to grow for HVAC systems that are more energy-efficient, reliable, and sustainable, close collaboration between the company and its dealer network remains essential to delivering greater value to customers.

As strategic partners, DASI’s dealers play an important role in supporting the implementation of HVAC solutions across a wide range of applications, including commercial buildings, industrial facilities, healthcare institutions, shopping centers, and data centers. Their understanding of local market requirements and customer needs enables DASI to deliver solutions tailored to the unique characteristics of each project.

In addition to strengthening business relationships, Dealer Gathering 2026 served as a forum for exchanging perspectives on industry trends, market opportunities, and emerging customer demands. The insights shared by the dealer network provide valuable input for DASI as it continues to enhance its services and develop solutions that remain relevant to the market.

Through Dealer Gathering DASI 2026, PT Daikin Applied Solutions Indonesia expressed its sincere appreciation to all dealers for their trust, dedication, and continued partnership. Their support has been instrumental in DASI’s growth and in expanding the company’s contribution to the development of Indonesia’s HVAC industry.

Looking ahead, DASI remains committed to fostering strong partnerships with its dealer network through open communication, continuous collaboration, and a shared vision for sustainable growth. Together, DASI and its dealers will continue to deliver innovative HVAC solutions that meet the evolving needs of industries across Indonesia.

Here’s to the next great leap!

 

Explore the highlights of Dealer Gathering DASI 2026 through the video below.

CIKARANG, June 25, 2026 – PT Daikin Applied Solutions Indonesia (DASI) hosted a seminar titled “Enhancing Energy Efficiency and Reducing Industrial Operating Costs through Mini Chiller and Heat Pump Technology” as part of the company’s commitment to supporting Indonesia’s energy transition and industrial decarbonization. The event brought together industry professionals, consultants, contractors, and facility owners to explore innovative solutions for improving energy efficiency while reducing operational costs through the adoption of advanced HVAC technologies.

The seminar was organized in response to the growing demand for energy efficiency and the increasing pressure on industries to reduce carbon emissions. As businesses pursue decarbonization goals and sustainability initiatives, companies are expected not only to improve productivity but also to optimize energy consumption by adopting cleaner and more efficient technologies. In this context, mini chillers and heat pumps have emerged as practical solutions for supporting sustainable industrial operations.

The technical session began with M. Syarif, DASI Academy Curriculum Manager, who presented the implementation of heat pump technology for various commercial and industrial heating applications. He explained that heat pumps are capable of producing hot water at temperatures of up to 90°C, making them suitable for a wide range of industrial processes. He also highlighted the role of waste heat recovery, which enables unused thermal energy to be recovered and reused, improving overall energy efficiency while helping reduce carbon emissions.

The next presentation was delivered by Niko Chayadi, Assistant Manager Solutions, who discussed the importance of balancing Capital Expenditure (CAPEX) and Operational Expenditure (OPEX) when investing in heating technologies. He emphasized that investment decisions should not be based solely on initial equipment costs but should also consider long-term operating efficiency. Compared with conventional heating systems, electric heat pumps offer significantly higher energy efficiency, resulting in lower operating costs over their lifecycle while supporting industrial decarbonization objectives.

During the discussion session, participants also learned how heat pumps operate by transferring thermal energy from one medium to another rather than generating heat through combustion. This operating principle enables substantially lower energy consumption than conventional heating systems, allowing companies to improve process efficiency, reduce operating expenses, and lower carbon emissions without compromising system performance.

The seminar also highlighted how heat pump technology contributes to corporate sustainability by reducing energy consumption, supporting compliance with environmental regulations, and strengthening the implementation of Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) principles. As a result, heat pumps are increasingly recognized not only as an efficient heating solution but also as a strategic investment that enhances business competitiveness while accelerating the transition toward more sustainable industrial operations.

Participants showed strong enthusiasm throughout the seminar, actively engaging in both the presentations and interactive discussion sessions. Feedback from attendees indicated that the topics presented were highly relevant to current industry challenges and provided practical insights into the implementation of mini chiller and heat pump technologies to improve energy efficiency and operational performance.

Through this seminar, PT Daikin Applied Solutions Indonesia reaffirmed its commitment to delivering innovative HVAC solutions while serving as a trusted partner in Indonesia’s energy transition. DASI hopes that continued collaboration among technology providers, industry stakeholders, and businesses will accelerate the development of a greener, more energy-efficient, and globally competitive industrial sector.

Jakarta, March 12th 2026 – PT Daikin Applied Solutions Indonesia hosted a seminar titled “Next-Generation Data Centers: Rapid Deployment, Efficient Cooling, and Scalable Design” as part of its commitment to delivering innovative cooling solutions for modern digital infrastructure. The event brought together global HVAC experts to share insights on how data centers can be built faster, operate more efficiently, and scale effectively to meet growing digital demands.

As the demand for cloud computing, big data, and digital transformation continues to rise, data centers are under increasing pressure to deliver high performance while maintaining energy efficiency. One of the biggest challenges lies in cooling systems, which can account for up to 20–30% of total energy consumption in data centers. This makes cooling optimization a critical factor in improving Power Usage Effectiveness (PUE) and ensuring sustainable operations.

The seminar opened with Jack Chen from Haiwu Technology, who highlighted the shift toward next-generation cooling technologies designed for high-performance computing environments. He emphasized that liquid cooling is becoming a key solution due to its ability to provide direct and highly efficient heat removal, while also supporting future scalability through integrated systems such as Dual Coil technology.

Following this, Fajar Alfaridzi from PT Daikin Applied Solutions Indonesia presented the concept of Modular Chiller Plant as a solution for rapid deployment. By utilizing a pre-fabricated approach, this system significantly reduces on-site installation time, minimizes construction risks, and allows flexible capacity expansion in line with growing IT loads.

Ryan Liu from Haiwu Technology then discussed the evolution of data center cooling systems, which are transitioning from traditional air cooling toward integrated air and liquid cooling solutions. As modern processors continue to increase in power density, more advanced cooling systems are required to achieve higher efficiency and lower PUE targets.

Rahul Dev from Daikin further emphasized the importance of system optimization through digital technologies. With solutions such as iPlantManager, cooling systems can be monitored in real time, analyzed automatically, and adjusted dynamically to enhance energy efficiency while maintaining operational reliability.

Closing the session, Goh Lam Soon from Snowcoil introduced hybrid cooling technology that combines dry and evaporative cooling methods. This approach can reduce water consumption by over 30% while improving overall energy efficiency, making it a practical solution for sustainable data center operations.

Through this seminar, PT Daikin Applied Solutions Indonesia reinforced its role as a trusted HVAC solutions provider, committed not only to system performance but also to energy efficiency, sustainability, and future-ready digital infrastructure.

KARAWANG, February 4, 2026 – PT Daikin Applied Solutions Indonesia (DASI) held a seminar discussing heat pump technology as an alternative to conventional industrial heating systems (boilers). The event aimed to provide participants with practical understanding of the working principles, energy efficiency opportunities, and potential operational cost savings through technical explanations and implementation case studies.

The seminar featured two industry practitioners: M. Syarif, DASI Academy Curriculum Manager, and Niko Chayadi, Assistant Manager Solutions, who presented both theoretical concepts and real-world applications.

In the opening session, M. Syarif explained the general concept and operating principle of heat pump systems. A heat pump transfers thermal energy from low-temperature sources such as ambient air, water, or waste heat from industrial processes, then raises the temperature so it can be utilized for industrial applications. These applications include process water heating, Clean in Place (CIP), and drying processes.

Unlike boilers that generate heat through fuel combustion, heat pumps use electrical energy to drive a refrigeration cycle. Through this heat transfer mechanism, the thermal energy produced can be several times higher than the electrical energy consumed. This allows industries to reduce fossil fuel usage while maintaining process heating performance.

In the following session, Niko Chayadi presented field implementation case studies. Participants were introduced to facilities that previously relied on boiler systems and later transitioned to heat pump technology. The implementation showed reduced energy consumption and lower operational costs due to significantly decreased fuel usage. In addition, process temperature stability improved, helping maintain consistent product quality.

The case studies provided participants with practical insights into planning considerations, technical requirements, and operational benefits achievable through heat pump adoption.

Beyond technical discussions, the seminar also addressed market trends and energy efficiency policies encouraging industries to adopt low-emission technologies. Heat pump systems are considered supportive of industrial decarbonization efforts because they produce lower emissions than conventional heating systems while improving energy management performance.

The session concluded with an interactive discussion and Q&A regarding potential applications across various industrial sectors. Participants gained further understanding of heat pump technology as a more energy-efficient and sustainable heating solution.

Based on participant feedback, 74 percent rated the seminar material as “highly relevant” to their company’s needs, while the remaining 26 percent considered it “relevant.”

Survey results also showed varied process heating temperature requirements. Approximately 49 percent of participants require temperatures below 60°C, 19 percent require temperatures between 60–80°C, and 32 percent require temperatures above 90°C.

PT Daikin Applied Solutions Indonesia expressed appreciation to all speakers and participants for their active participation in the seminar.

PT Daikin Applied Solutions Indonesia held a seminar titled “Efficiency and Reliability Solutions for Cooling Systems to Support the Transformation of Modern Hospitals” to introduce efficient, reliable, and hygienic cooling systems for modern healthcare facilities. According to M. Syarif, a reliable air system is essential for creating a hygienic environment for patients while supporting the productivity of medical staff. The seminar highlighted the use of Mini or Modular Chillers, Air Handling Units, and Heatpumps designed to maintain high air quality, energy efficiency, and precise temperature control for various hospital spaces.

The event was attended by dealers, consultants, IPRS members, and representatives from hospitals across Central Java. It served as a forum for professionals who share the same vision of enhancing efficiency, reliability, and hygienic environments in today’s healthcare facilities. Participants learned how Mini or Modular Chillers support the stability of Air Handling Units by adjusting airflow in each room while Heatpumps provide stable hot water for medical and sanitation needs and can regulate temperature across different hospital zones through a centralized system capable of both heating and cooling. These integrated solutions support the creation of productive and sustainable modern hospitals.

Daikin cooling systems powered by Mini or Modular Chillers, Air Handling Units, and Heatpumps operate optimally even under high loads or shifting room conditions, ensuring consistent air quality and a hygienic hospital environment. According to M. Syarif, the implementation of advanced solutions enables hospitals to adjust cooling, heating, and air distribution based on the specific requirements of each room. With efficient and reliable systems, hospitals can enhance service quality, create hygienic environments for patients, and support the productivity of medical staff, making these factors vital in the transformation of modern healthcare facilities.

The seminar also provided an opportunity for participants to exchange insights, build professional networks, and discover practical solutions relevant to current hospital challenges. M. Syarif emphasized that the use of Mini or Modular Chillers, Air Handling Units, and Heatpumps plays a key role in the transformation of modern hospitals. Daikin remains committed to delivering efficient, reliable, and hygienic cooling systems. Hygienic air is the foundation of better healthcare services and represents the core of Daikin’s latest solutions.

BALI, September 11th, 2025 — PT Daikin Applied Solutions Indonesia held an exclusive seminar discussing environmentally friendly cooling solutions for the commercial sector. The event served as a tangible demonstration of Daikin’s commitment to delivering efficient, sustainable HVAC innovations that address the challenges and needs of modern buildings in Indonesia.

This seminar focused on introducing the Modular Chiller and Mini Chiller units as the latest cooling solutions for various commercial applications. Both units are designed to deliver high energy efficiency, installation flexibility, and optimal performance, making them the ideal choice for office buildings, hotels, hospitals, and industrial facilities that require energy-saving and environmentally friendly cooling systems.

The Modular Chiller was presented as a cooling system offering flexibility in capacity and configuration. With its modular design, users can adjust cooling requirements gradually without compromising operational efficiency. This technology supports the principles of scalability and energy optimization, making it an economical yet sustainable solution.

Meanwhile, the Mini Chiller serves as a compact cooling solution that maintains high performance and energy efficiency. It is specifically designed for buildings with limited space while still requiring a cooling system with precise control and high reliability.

DASI’S Academy Manager, M. Syarif highlighted the importance of implementing environmentally friendly cooling solutions for the commercial sector, emphasizing that the goal is not only comfort but also energy efficiency. Energy-efficient HVAC technology has proven effective in reducing operational costs while helping companies achieve their sustainability targets.

In addition to discussing cooling strategies, the seminar also introduced Daikin’s latest control team product lineup, presented by Rama Wisnu, Manager of the Control Division. These products are designed to provide precise control over cooling systems, further strengthening the implementation of environmentally friendly cooling solutions for the commercial sector, which demands high efficiency and intelligent system integration.

The next session continued with a presentation on the Marutto Product Control by Rahul Dev, Head of Regional Technical Sales at Daikin Solutions Hub Singapore. The Marutto P-Series was introduced as an innovative technology featuring the concept of total control. With its user-friendly interface, easy integration, and energy efficiency support, the Marutto P-Series serves as a key element in realizing environmentally friendly cooling solutions for a more modern and sustainable commercial sector.

Key features of the Marutto P-Series, such as the ability to manage HVAC systems through a single platform, allow building owners to optimize cooling performance while reducing energy consumption. This further strengthens Daikin’s position as a provider of environmentally friendly cooling solutions for the commercial sector, aligned with international green building standards.

Through this seminar, PT Daikin Applied Solutions Indonesia reaffirmed its role as a strategic partner for Indonesia’s commercial sector. With integrated product innovation and control systems, Daikin ensures that every project receives environmentally friendly cooling solutions tailored to operational needs and long-term sustainability goals.

In addition to introducing intelligent control technologies, the event also served as a platform for sharing insights on global HVAC trends. Seminar participants gained a deeper understanding of how Daikin’s innovations can help the commercial sector reduce carbon emissions, enhance operational efficiency, and comply with increasingly stringent environmental regulations in Indonesia.

JAKARTA, July 23, 2025 – PT Daikin Applied Solutions Indonesia (DASI) hosted the Dealer Gathering 2025 as a token of appreciation for its top dealer partners from across Indonesia. This event served as a strong symbol of DASI’s commitment to building solid, trustworthy, and sustainable relationships with its business partners.

Carrying the theme “Daikin Universe 2025 – United and Beyond”, the event was designed to strengthen collaboration and unite the spirit of delivering the best and most reliable HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning) solutions to customers. More than just a ceremonial occasion, the gathering became a platform for exchanging ideas, inspiration, and strategies toward shared growth.

The inspirational and high-energy event was attended by dozens of dealers from major cities across Indonesia. Participants had the opportunity to connect directly with DASI’s management team to discuss and evaluate future business challenges and opportunities. This was a tangible manifestation of DASI’s commitment to openness and two-way collaboration.

In a vibrant atmosphere filled with enthusiasm and camaraderie, DASI presented special awards to dealers who had demonstrated exceptional performance and made significant contributions to the advancement of air conditioning solutions in Indonesia. These awards were a recognition of their dedication to maintaining customer trust. The event also featured a special guest star, Rossa, whose captivating performance added excitement and warmth to the celebration. Her appearance was a form of DASI’s appreciation to its dealer partners, enhancing the spirit of togetherness in the gathering.

Through Dealer Gathering 2025, DASI reaffirmed the vital role of dealer partners in Indonesia’s HVAC ecosystem. The synergy between manufacturers and dealers forms the foundation for ensuring that every customer receives the best possible experience through top-quality products and services.

As a company focused on energy efficiency, indoor air quality, and sustainability, DASI remains committed to strengthening collaboration with strategic partners. This aligns with Daikin’s mission to deliver HVAC solutions that are not only efficient but also environmentally friendly.

Dealer Gathering 2025 stands as proof that when we move together toward a shared goal, we can continue to be trusted, grow further, and create a cooler and more comfortable future for all. More than just an annual event, it is a momentum to strengthen the foundation of strategic collaboration in shaping a cooler, more comfortable, and sustainable future. Together with its dealer partners, DASI is committed to continuous innovation and becoming the leading choice for HVAC solutions in Indonesia.

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JAKARTA, June 25, 2025 — PT Daikin Applied Solutions Indonesia (DASI) once again marked a significant achievement by receiving the Green Building Award during the 2025 Annual Community Gathering organized by the Green Building Council Indonesia (GBCI). This award serves as a recognition of DASI’s active contribution to advancing sustainable building development in Indonesia.

As a provider of HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning) solutions, DASI continues to place sustainability at the core of every product and service innovation. Through an approach focused on energy efficiency, eco-friendly technologies, and carbon emission reduction, DASI strives to support the creation of healthy and high-performing built environments.

In recent years, DASI has consistently played an active role in promoting the implementation of green building principles across various sectors, including office buildings, industrial facilities, data centers, and public infrastructure. This approach aligns with the national mission to achieve net-zero emissions and accelerate the transition toward low-carbon development.

The award from GBCI also reaffirms the long-term synergy between DASI and GBCI in shaping a greener industry standard. DASI regularly engages in green building certification programs, market education initiatives, and the development of energy-efficient, internationally certified HVAC systems.

Looking ahead, PT Daikin Applied Solutions Indonesia (DASI) is committed to strengthening strategic collaborations with various stakeholders, including industry associations, government institutions, and professional organizations, in order to build a more resilient, efficient, and environmentally responsible construction ecosystem. This initiative is part of the company’s long-term commitment to supporting a greener and more sustainable future for Indonesia.

As part of its commitment to supporting the development of partner competencies, PT Daikin Applied Solutions Indonesia (DASI) organized a Dealer Training titled “Commercial Application of Air-Cooled Modular Chiller”, held in two major cities: Jakarta and Surabaya. This event forms part of a strategic initiative aimed at deepening technical knowledge and strengthening the synergy between HVAC manufacturers and dealers across Indonesia.

The training was designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of air-cooled modular chiller systems, specifically tailored for medium to large-scale commercial project requirements. Participants were guided through the working principles of the system, real-life application case studies, and the advantages of modular technology in addressing challenges related to efficiency and installation flexibility.

Air-Cooled Modular Chillers are increasingly becoming the preferred solution in sectors such as office buildings, shopping malls, hospitals, hotels, and light industrial facilities. This growing popularity is largely due to their advantages in energy efficiency, ease of maintenance, and unit scalability.

What set this training apart was its collaborative approach. Open discussions between dealers and engineering teams provided a valuable platform for sharing insights. Many new ideas and lessons were drawn from the field experiences of dealers across various regions of Indonesia.

Throughout the training, participants were equipped with the latest information on HVAC industry trends and how air-cooled modular chillers are emerging as a strategic solution for efficient and scalable commercial cooling. This dealer training served as an educational forum that broadened technical perspectives and strengthened the competitive edge of Daikin’s partners in the market.

The materials delivered by the DASI technical team covered key aspects of modular chiller system design, including staged capacity control, energy savings, and flexible system integration. These insights were intended to help participants better understand and apply technical approaches in real-world commercial HVAC projects.

Beyond technical insights, the dealer training also served as a platform to present DASI’s HVAC product roadmap, including strategies to enhance service and technical support for dealers throughout Indonesia. This initiative reflects DASI’s commitment to ensuring that business partners have a thorough understanding of the solutions being offered.

With this training, DASI hopes all dealers will be increasingly confident in promoting Air-Cooled Modular Chiller solutions for various projects while delivering added value through more solid and customer-oriented technical approaches.

JAKARTA, Mei 27th 2025 – PT Daikin Applied Solutions Indonesia (DASI) recently held a three-day intensive technical training program aimed at enhancing the capabilities of its technicians in handling the latest cooling systems. The training was focused on in-depth technical understanding of the Daikin Applied Europe EWAD-TZ-D series units, which are widely used in high-standard data centers.

The program consisted of two days of theoretical sessions and one day of hands-on practical training. The theoretical portion provided a comprehensive overview of the cooling unit systems, control structures, and complex operational logic. In the practical session, participants conducted live simulations and testing involving the unit software and key components such as the EXV, fan system, and economizer logic control.

This training was designed to be application-oriented, enabling technicians to gain a thorough understanding of unit operations—from installation and commissioning to maintenance. Such knowledge is essential to ensure optimal system performance in data center environments, which demand temperature stability and energy efficiency.

Beyond the technical scope, the training also emphasized workplace safety standards aligned with both national and international regulations. The implementation of these safety protocols plays a critical role in ensuring operational activities run safely and sustainably.

The training sessions were led directly by Razvan Andrei Balan, a professional technician from Daikin Applied Europe with extensive experience in HVAC system development and implementation across various countries. His presence provided additional value through global technical insights and proven best practices.

This training initiative is part of PT Daikin Applied Solutions Indonesia’s ongoing commitment to improving the quality of its technical services. By equipping technicians with relevant and up-to-date skills, the company aims to deliver more reliable and efficient solutions to meet a wide range of customer needs, especially in high-tech industries such as data centers.

Through this program, Daikin reinforces its position as a leader in cooling technology, focusing not only on product innovation but also on human resource development as a key pillar in delivering exceptional service.