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Airborne heat pumps are a very economical solution, especially compared to other heating systems, because consume three times less energy than gas or oil boilers. Pumps harvest over 70% of your heating energy from the environment, and the rest of the energy in the form of electricity is sufficient to achieve maximum heating power. They also do not require additional system installations, such as a fossil fuel tanker or the construction of a chimney, which also significantly reduces costs. Investing in a heat pump may seem expensive at first, but maintenance costs and energy consumption balance in less than 7 years, and in the following years brings increase in savings.
Heat pumps they are a good solution not only in new, but also in old buildings, as well as when replacing or modernizing existing heating systems. Thanks to the use of low-temperature heating, the pumps are also great for floor and wall installations.
How It Works?
Pumps use heat from the air which is collected and absorbed into the liquid. Then it goes through the compressor, where it is heated and transported to the domestic heating systems. Heat pump technology, which is an excellent alternative to heating and air conditioning (without additional adaptations and investments), allows the use of the same system for both heating in winter and cooling in summer. Another advantage is the ability to heat water for utility purposes all year round and ease of control. There is also the possibility of remote management of the system. The heat obtained from the air can be used even at temperatures below 10 degrees Celsius. The average heat pump, consuming 1 kWh of electricity, delivers 4 kWh of heat.
Environment
In addition to comfort, low heating costs and numerous economic and environmental benefits, it is also an investment in the future, because the pumps are ecological devices - they depend on renewable sources, thanks to which they contribute to the reduction of carbon dioxide emissions, because no exhaust gases are produced in the places where they are used. This is possible because air pumps transfer and convert heat from the outside, instead of converting it from fuel as in traditional heating systems.
Assembly
Heat pumps need space outside the house or block of flats. The device can be mounted on a sunny wall or directly on the ground, taking into account the small free space around the installation in order to obtain proper air flow. Installation costs can vary depending on many factors, such as the size of the house, insulation, the planned temperature to be achieved, or the insulation of the house.
Their numerous advantages make them more and more popular among households, but also in the industrial sector. They are not only easy to maintain, they also qualify for co-financing programs, which allows you to reduce the initial costs, and properly matched to the building's volume, they are practically maintenance-free. The pump owner is also completely independent of other energy sources or contracts with suppliers.
