The air-to-water heat pump currently offers one of the most economical ways to heat as well as produce domestic hot water. This solution is also environmentally friendly as it utilizes energy from the surroundings.
How does the air-to-water heat pump work?
The air-to-water heat pump uses heat extracted from the surrounding air to heat rooms and hot water. It can be installed wherever there is an electrical connection, regardless of geographical conditions. The difference between an air conditioner and a heat pump is that in the latter, the indoor unit does not heat or cool the air as needed, but rather it is the water circulating in the device, which is heated using a heat exchanger.
The Aquarea air-to-water heat pump is capable of extracting up to 80 percent of the required thermal energy from the surrounding air. It provides an efficient, environmentally friendly, and economical solution even at extreme outdoor temperatures. These innovative and low-energy devices offer an effective solution tailored to the individual needs of residential buildings and homes.
One of the main advantages of heat pumps is that you do not need natural gas as an energy source – the heat pump operates on electricity. Depending on the environment, this can be a very economical way to heat your home and produce hot water.
Aquarea K and Aquarea L – for different types of homes
Panasonic has 60 years of experience in developing heat pumps, which it has perfected in its two new lines of heat pumps – Aquarea L Generation and Aquarea K Generation, designed for different customers.
Aquarea L Generation uses the leading natural refrigerant R290. This is the perfect solution for renovations, where a high output water temperature is required or for homes seeking a cutting-edge heat pump with a natural refrigerant.
