How it works: the evaporator in a Heat Pump absorbs heat form air (or from underground) and transfer this heat to refrigerant passing through the copper pipe network within the evaporator. The refrigerant is than compressed by the compressor raising its temperature. The heated refrigerant then passes through a heat exchanger device where it transfers the heat to the water. The heated water is stored in a thermally insulated tank. This cycle is repeated until the temperature of entire tank reaches a preset maximum level (usually 550C for an air source heat pump). The heat pump is an autonomous device and needs no operation interventions once it’s installed and commissioned.

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