 About
Ground Source Heatpumps
The Ground Source Heatpump takes
energy from the soil, to provide heating and hot water. Transformed
by electricity, it is able to produce five times its own power
in heating, resulting from a rise in pressure caused by the electrically-powered
compressor. The same principle is used for cooling.
The Heatpump consists of a few simple components: a compressor,
a source of heat, a condenser and a pressure reducer. The refrigerant
circulating in the closed circuit uses free heat from the ground
which is distributed by the condenser to the heating and hot water
system at a high temperature.
Downloads
Introduction
to Ground Source Heat Pumps (1.5mb Adobe pdf)
Terra
Heatpumps (630kb Adobe pdf)
Hygienik Hot
Water Systems (2.5mb Adobe pdf)
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