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Why is air source heat pump energy-savingDec 17,2024
Air to water heat pump is an efficient, energy-saving, environmentally friendly and easy-to-use new energy product that can bring more convenience to your life
Types of the heat pump heat exchangerNov 16,2024
According to the differences in the usage environment and water quality of heat pumps, different products will use different water side heat exchangers, which have different appearances and characteristics, but are all used to complete the heat exchange between water and refrigerant.
The built-in protection function of the heat pump unitOct 24,2024
In order to ensure the normal operation of the heat pump and to promptly alarm or automatically shut down the system in case of abnormal operating parameters or operating conditions, and to protect the safety of the system, heat pump manufacturers generally embed many protection functions in the control system.
How to choose a suitable heat pump for your usingOct 19,2024
Air to water heat pumps and ground source heat pumps can provide you with efficient heating and hot water services at all times. The product application is energy-saving, environmentally friendly and pollution-free, making it the best choice for your room heating, domestic hot water and air conditioning cooling.
Why we choose DC inverter heat pumpsOct 7,2024
DC inverter heat pumps have the advantages of high efficiency, energy saving, and good comfort, making them the best choice for heating your room, air conditioning cooling, and domestic hot water.
How do ground source heat pump works?Aug 22,2024
The ground source heat pump collects heat from the solar energy stored underground, rock, ground water, lake, etc. The heat is transferred from ground to heat pump by the secondary refrigerant which consists of water and an environmentally-friendly anti-freeze solution. It circulates through the closed loop, collecting heat from the ground and transferring to the heat pump.