Carrier launches commercial high-temperature heat pumps

08 March, 2010

Carrier has introduced a range of Aquasnap high-temperature heat pumps with heating capacities from 14 to 105 kW. The range is said to be the first offering high-temperature packaged heat pumps with a heating capacity above 50 kW. The high capacity of these units lends them to non-residential applications, and their compact size enables them to be easily integrated into most commercial buildings.

These units meet European Ecolabel efficiency requirements and can help buildings meet 20% of their total energy consumption from renewable sources.

The can operate at outdoor temperatures down to -20°C and heat water up to 65°C.

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