Heat pump for heating and hot water

The use of a heat pump in a heating system is an ideal solution for reducing the operating costs of heating and preparing hot water. Heat pumps work efficiently with low-temperature heating systems with a heat carrier temperature of 35-50˚C. Such heating systems include underfloor heating, heating systems based on fan coils and/or radiators with a large heat transfer area. Heating devices are selected to compensate for the low temperature of the heat carrier with the area of the heating devices. Advantages of heat pumps for domestic hot water and heating A heat pump for heating and domestic hot water uses free ambient heat, converts it into thermal energy to heat the heating medium of the heating system and is more efficient than such classical heat generators as electric or gas boilers. The heat pump does not require fuel, there is no open flame and no harmful gases are emitted - accordingly, such devices are explosion and fire safe. It is also worth noting the versatility of the heat pump, because in one set of equipment the customer receives a heating, cooling and water heating system. Such devices are an order of magnitude more reliable than classic heat generators and, if properly selected, can operate for 25-30 years.