Nuoro (china) ltd. Is a high-tech enterprise with a core business of manufacturing and selling heaters and solar water heaters, the former being the chinese co-venture shanghai nuoro heaters ltd., established in 1998. As a front-runner manufacturer, nuoro has several production bases in the country, several standard laboratories and a total of 200,000 square metres. Nuoro has continuously introduced advanced technological equipment in switzerland, germany, italy and other countries for technological innovation, with numerous patents and global pioneers, and has developed a series of new types of heating heaters, such as steel, pure copper, copper aluminium complexes and steel aluminium complexes, which are popular among a wide variety of users, as a symbol of "new, energy-efficient, energy-efficient, energy-efficient, environmentally friendly and art-based heaters". Nuoro advocated the development and use of green energy and launched the sunshine future programme in 2005 with a total investment of $40 million in the development of photo-energy-use products, including non-pressure, pressurized, semi-formulated and ionized photovoltaic products. In 2007, nuoro launched a new series of solar water heaters, the smart, which provide high-quality, efficient and economical environmental products for a healthy life. The nuoro corporation, with its corporate philosophy of "art design,* domestic prices", is rooted in the country and actively expands international markets to provide customers with satisfactory products and services with advanced technology and excellence. Market prospects, consumers are increasingly inclined to get a more sophisticated warmth. In recent years, market trends have shown that consumer demand for heaters has evolved from a single chiller to a diversified demand for health, safety and fashion, and that heating products have evolved into high-tech products with centralized temperature, fashion and health components. As consumer demand for quality of life in the home continues to rise, the functions of domestic heating units are gradually moving beyond simple heating units to become part of the home decoration and personalization of life. Consumers are increasingly inclined to get a more sophisticated warmth. Thus, as in the case of small industries as a whole, competition in the heating industry is no longer purely price competition or competition for technological capabilities, but rather competition for combined power such as appearance design, brand marketing and customer services. The need to meet the needs of consumers for personalization of their fashions in terms of product functionality, aesthetics and design also bodes well for a shift in the strength of heaters from simple price and distribution competition in the past to more systematic and specialized。