Save Energy — Heat Pumps Are the Right Choice

What is a heat pump system?   Is it more energy-efficient?

A heat pump is a thermal transfer technology that uses refrigerant to absorb heat from the atmosphere. The output can be used for cooling like an air conditioner, or—through the use of a compressor—for heating water. Compared to other energy sources, it uses significantly less electricity to achieve energy recycling and can also reduce cooling costs.
In addition to producing hot water or hot air for production lines, it operates at just 30% of the running cost of electric heaters under suitable conditions, while delivering greater energy output, more stable temperatures, and avoiding the risks associated with gas.

system and environment

The selection of a heat pump system varies based on factors such as environment and water quality. For example, in coastal areas with high salt and humidity levels, corrosion-resistant heat pumps become a top priority. In contrast, large hotels that require a stable hot water supply benefit more from using array-type heat pumps, which ensure consistent thermal output more effectively.