Professional High Temperature Water Source Heat Pump 7~28kw Maximum
75 Degree C
1. HIGH EFFICIENCY & ENERGY SAVING:
Meeeting Air Source Heat Pump Water Heater COP >4 , Saving
70%~80% electricity cost.(7dC Ambient Temp,35dC Output Water Temp)
2. HEAT PUMP COMPRESSOR:
Meeting Air Source Heat Pump use Famous Brand scroll ZWKSE series
compressor and environmentally friendly refrigerant
R407C/R410A/R417, stable working at -25dC ambient temperature.
3.HEAT PUMP EXCHANGER:
Use high efficient tank heat exchanger for heating & domestic hot
water. Stainless steel plate heat exchanger for heating & cooling.
4. AUTOMATIC DEFROSTING:
Automatic defrosting and power-off memory function.
5. INTELLIGENT MICROCOMPUTER SYSTEM:
With LCD panel, can mannually,automatically switch heat pump unit
on/off, timer switch unit on/off, fault alarm, fault code display.
6. MULTIFUCTIONAL SELF-PROTECTION:
Phase sequence protection, high and low pressure protection,
current protection, high and low temperature protection, antifreeze
protection on low temp Heat Pump.
7. ANTI FREEZE:
Add chassis electric heater to avoid condensate water freezes in
winter.
Detailed Product Description
Modular ground source heat pump electrically powered system
Meeting geothermal ground source heat pump is a electrically
powered system that takes advantage of the earth’s constant ground
temperature to provide heating, cooling and hot water for your home
or business.
Meeting modular geothermal ground source heat pump, can be easily
connected together for any size heating & cooling system at the
project spot. Maximum 64 units can be worked together for the
largest 3840KW output capacity.
Water to water system pumps heat through the use of a simple
refrigeration system, it pumps heat from the warm earth in the
winter and move it into your house or business. In the summer, the
process is reversed. Since it costs far less to move heat than to
make it, much less energy is consumed.
For closed loop system, water or an antifreeze solution is
circulated through plastic pipes buried beneath the earth’s
surface. During the winter the fluid collects heat from the earth
and carries it through the system and placing it in the ground.
