Heat pump manufacturers

Energy saving

The savings through the use of a heat pump is much greater than with a conventional system, such as an electric thermos, because it captures the heat available from external sources. Therefore, it making use of renewable sources.

Efficiency

They carry a much higher amount of thermal energy than the mechanical energy needed to power the system.

Fast availability of hot water

The performance of our compressors includes the rapid recovery of hot water using heat pump technology. Demand satisfaction and constant supply are guaranteed.

Large useful volume of the tank

The heat pump technology produces water up to 60°C, but the ideal temperature for bathing is 37°C. The water at the outlet of the heat pump is mixed with cold water and, thanks to this, 100 liters of water at 60°C produce 160 liters of water at 37°C. Therefore, it has a useful volume that is 60 % higher than the volume of the tank.

Minimum thermal losses

Once the water is heated, the most important factor is to keep the tank at temperature. For this reason, our tanks have an average insulation thickness of 8 cm. This is the best insulation in the industry to ensure system efficiency: that the energy invested in heating is used 100%.

Minimal maintenance.

The maintenance of heat pumps for the production of hot water is minimal. Depending on the model, a simple visual inspection of the main elements is recommended.

Compatibility with other systems
Heat pump can be combined with other existing systems, with the intention of increasing its production or reducing energy consumption and costs thanks to its excellent performance and efficiency. In particular, Airys/Geiser systems can be combined to control and operate gas boilers, diesel boilers, biofuel boilers, solar thermal systems, solar photovoltaic systems, electric heaters, etc.

Heat pump is considered one of the most efficient way of heating/cooling available. The expense depends on the model of heat pump and his application. Heat pumps for DHW production can consume around 0.25-0.5 kWh. However, heat pumps for heating/cooling production of a housing can consume around 1.8-5 kWh (depending on the power). The number of hours of heat pump operation depends on the size of the housing and the consumption of hot water.

When choosing a new heat pump, it is important to make sure that it is the right one in terms of sizing according to the characteristics of our home. Operating costs change according to:

• The size and distribution of the housing
• The climate and the orientation of the housing
• The frecuency at which the heat pump is used
• The size and number of windows
• The greater or lesser insulation of the housing
• Number of people and hot water consumption habits

A heat pump provides considerable energy savings compared to conventional systems for the production of heating and domestic hot water. The heat pump performance change depending on the inlet and outlet temperature, but, in any case, the electrical consumption of the machine is lower than the thermal energy that is generated to meet our demand for heating/cooling or DHW. In general, the performance coefficients or COP vary between 2 and 5, which, expressed as a percent, we would be talking about performances of up to 500 %.

Savings in consumption with the use of a heat pump is very important because of the new electricity tariffs. The more efficient the energy production system, the more savings on the bill will be achieved. In addition, heat pumps allow programming their use through Wifi (depending on model) in the hours of lowest electricity cost so that important economic savings are achieved.

Heat pump can be installed in new or existing buildings, as it only requires an electrical connection and water supply.

In addition, thanks to our wide range of volumes, there are multiple possibilities for each application: from small homes to commercial or industrial applications, such as hospitals, hotels, sports centers, etc.