Considerations of selecting your heat pump
The heat pump’s difference lies in the way they extract heat from the environment. Air/water heat pump – air source heat pumps is based on the principle of extracting energy from the ambient air and transferring it to the hot water heating system. The medium is heating/cooling water. In terms of design, these heat pumps are divided into split (split) and monoblock units. The great advantage of this natural element is that it is ubiquitous. Ground/water heat pump – this method is based on extracting heat from the ground or a geothermal borehole. Water/Water Heat Pump – The method is based on extracting heat from two wells. air source heat pumps The common denominator of these three types of heat pumps is the low potential hot water system (floor, wall, and ceiling heating/ cooling). Air/Air Heat Pump – This type is suitable for hot air heating systems, where the air is used as the working medium, which is distributed to all areas of the building by a syst...