Climate control — and hot water

13 January, 2007

Heating, cooling and hot water are all provided by climate-control systems from Cooling Direct.

A climate-control unit that can also provide hot water is available from Cooling Direct. Heat is transferred by a high-efficiency plate heat exchanger to a separate system connected to the hot-water supply to heat the water to 60°C. This water-heating facility is available when the unit is running — in either heating or cooling mode. Water can be heated independently if required. Power consumption of a CD20KW unit at full load is 4 kW. It can serve up to 16 indoor units and be connected to direct and indirect water-heating installations. The smaller CD10KW unit can serve up to six indoor heating/cooling units.

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