Air to water heat pump
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About the product
How it works
A heat pump is an air-compression refrigeration unit like an air conditioner. It can work in both heating and cooling mode and consists of main components:
Compressor
Condenser (heat exchanger)
Expansion valve
Evaporator (heat exchanger)
Advantages of the heat pump
Thriftiness
To supply 1 kWh of thermal energy to the heating system, the device will consume only 0.2-0.35 kWh of electricity.
Safety
The requirements for building ventilation systems are simplified and the level of fire safety is increased.
Flexibility
The heat pump is effectively used for cooling in summer and for heating in winter.
Comfort
The heat pump is controlled remotely. During operation, the system does not require special maintenance, and the pump is compact and works with minimal noise.
Frequently Asked Questions
A sump pump and a heating boiler are both means of heating, but there are some important differences between them:
- Energy Efficiency - Unlike a boiler, a heat pump is energy efficient, because it takes the energy source from the environment, transforms it and transfers it to the building, so it consumes much less energy, thus saving utility costs.
- Eco friendly - The heat gases released by the heat pump, unlike the boiler, are factorially reduced to zero, therefore it is much more ecological and harmless to the environment.
- Low operating cost - In such a moderate climate as in Georgia, the heat pump needs less energy to transfer heat and its efficiency is high, thus reducing costs.
- Variety – A heat pump can deliver both warm and cold air streams to the building, which means you can heat and cool your home at the same time, depending on the season.
- Long service life - If the service life of the heating boiler is 10-15 years, the heat pump works smoothly for 20-25 years, even in harsh climatic conditions.
The heat pump works on electricity and atmospheric energy
Of course it is possible.
Of course, the heat pump ensures to simultaneously heat or cool the building and, at the same time, provide hot water without interruption.
The heat pump can be placed in an outdoor or indoor space: balcony, porch, yard, kitchen or laundry room. Unlike a heating boiler, a heat pump does not need packaging, because it works smoothly even in harsh climatic conditions.
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