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Heat Pump Hot Water System

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  • Heat Pump Hot Water System
  • Heat Pump Hot Water System
  • Heat Pump Hot Water System
  • Heat Pump Hot Water System
  • Heat Pump Hot Water System
  • Heat Pump Hot Water System
  • Heat Pump Hot Water System
  • Heat Pump Hot Water System
  • Heat Pump Hot Water System
Heat Pump Hot Water System

Heat Pump Hot Water System

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Voltage230 V
BrandNeo
Frequency50 Hz
PhaseSingle Phase
Capacity250 LPH
Power10 kW
Usage/ApplicationIndustrial
Country of OriginMade in India

Get non-stop hot water in anywhere in the establishment using a Heat Pump Hot Water System, while saving as much as 70-80 % on your heating costs. The Heat Pump absorbs energy from the atmosphere to heat water round-the-clock, irrespective of the weather. A solitary heat pump installed anywhere in the house can supply water to all the bathrooms and kitchens.

How does a heat pump work:
Major components of a heat pump water heater include a compressor, a refrigerant, heat exchangers (a condenser and an evaporator) and an expansion valve.

The operation begins with air being forced through an evaporator which contains a liquid refrigerant, with the help of a fan.

This refrigerant evaporates to a gas and extracts heat from the ambient air.

The warm gaseous refrigerant then passes through the compressor, which increases its pressure and it becomes a hot gas.

This hot gas enters a heat exchanger (condenser) and transfers its heat to the water inside a storage tank.

The refrigerant cools down in the condenser and becomes a warm liquid.

It then passes through an expansion valve and becomes a cool liquid and enters the evaporator again.

The cycle is then repeated in this manner.

Thus heat absorbed from the air is transferred to the water and the heating continues till the desired temperature is reached

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