Heat Pump overview
A heat pump takes heat from the air, ground or water, raises its temperature using electrical energy and delivers it to the building. It can produce 3-5 kW of heat for every 1 kW of electricity consumed, and can provide cooling in summer.
We handle heat pump selection, calorifier/buffer tank integration and installation for residential, commercial and industrial applications.
High efficiency
Efficient heating with a COP in the 3-5 range.
Heating + cooling
Year-round comfort from a single unit.
Solar compatible
Works together with photovoltaic panels.
Smart control
Wi-Fi, mobile app and weekly scheduling.
Technical specifications
| Types | Air-to-water, ground-to-water (geothermal), water-to-water, high-temperature |
|---|---|
| Output temperature | Up to 70 – 80 °C (high-temperature models) |
| Functions | Heating, cooling, domestic hot water |
| Control | Weather compensation, remote access |
All dimensions and capacities are engineered to project requirements. Contact us for non-standard sizes.
Applications
- New buildingsEnergy-efficient housing
- RenovationAddition to an existing boiler system
- VillasIncluding pool heating
- IndustryLow-temperature process heating
Frequently asked questions
Does a heat pump work efficiently in a cold climate?
Modern air source heat pumps also operate at sub-zero temperatures; in very cold regions a hybrid system with a boiler is more economical.
