Pompa di calore a sorgente d'aria
Simply put, an air source heat pump is a device driven by a small amount of electricity that transfers heat from the air. It can provide heating, cooling, and domestic hot water, making it a highly efficient and energy-saving HVAC equipment.
Core Principle
Similar to the reverse cycle of an air conditioner: through components such as compressors and heat exchangers, low-temperature heat in the air is absorbed, compressed to raise its temperature, and then transferred to water or indoor spaces.
With 1 unit of electricity consumed, it typically transfers 3 to 5 units of heat, with energy efficiency far higher than electric heaters and ordinary boilers.
Main Features
Energy-Saving & Cost-Effective
Lower operating costs than electric heaters and gas-fired boilers, with obvious advantages especially in mild climate regions.
Multi-Function Integration
Most models achieve triple supply: heating + cooling + hot water, replacing air conditioners and gas boilers.
Eco-Friendly & Safe
No combustion, no exhaust emissions, no risk of electric leakage or open flames, ensuring low-carbon and clean operation.
Wide Application Range
Standard models operate stably above -7°C, while models equipped with EVI (Enhanced Vapor Injection) technology can run normally in extremely cold environments down to -35 °C.
Common Applications
- Residential: Underfloor heating, radiators, central air conditioning, central hot water
- Commerciale: Hotel hot water, shopping mall heating & cooling, swimming pool constant temperature
- Industrial & Agricultural: Drying, aquaculture temperature control, industrial thermal insulation
