Heat pump package generates and stores hot water

05 August, 2007

Self-contained heat-pump units from Heatline generate domestic hot water extracting energy from outdoor air.

Heatline’s air-source heat pump can generate hot water with a COP of 3.25. The storage tank has a capacity of 300 l and takes 7 h to heat to its maximum temperature of 55°C. The unit can be installed in a garage, loft space or utility room. There are three models. The standard version is self contained. another connects to the boiler system and a third can also connect to solar-powered heating

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