Thermal Pumps
What is a thermal pump?
Heat pump is the name of a device that, through a cooling pipe, draws heat from a cold space and disperses it into a warm one. Frankly, during the summer, the heat of the indoor space is expelled into the environment. While during winter, the heat of the outdoor environment diffuses inside the buildings.
Are all heat pumps the same:
No. Heat pumps differ depending on the following:
• the construction type (Monoblock, one outdoor unit / Split, one outdoor and one indoor unit)
• the mode of operation (air-water / water-water)
• the water's temperature that they output (low / medium / high)
• the power supply (single phase / three-phase)
• the compressor's technology (Inverter, variable power / On-off, stable power)
Installation Benefits
Studies have proven that heat pumps are more efficient and economical than other heating/cooling systems.
The main benefits of using a heat pump are:
Cost saving in heating/cooling up to 75%
Silent operation, environment friendly
Single and centralized system capability. (heating, cooling, hot water)
