Certikin Calorex Air To Water Heat Pump – Model 70 – 3Ph (PP70BHY)

When it comes to providing hot water for both domestic and commercial applications, the Certikin Calorex Air To Water Heat Pump – Model 70 – 3Ph stands out as a revolutionary solution that is not only highly efficient but also environmentally friendly. Traditionally, the generation of hot water has heavily relied on the burning of fossil fuels, a practice that contributes to the emission of harmful CO2 into the atmosphere. However, with the introduction of this advanced heat pump technology, there is now a viable and sustainable alternative that minimizes the carbon footprint and helps combat climate change.

The Certikin Calorex Air To Water Heat Pump operates on the principle of Air-Water High Capacity Heat Pumps, which have been proven to be highly effective in various applications, particularly in heating pool water efficiently. Unlike conventional heating systems that rely on heat collector pipework buried deep in the earth, this innovative heat pump extracts energy from the surrounding air, making it a more eco-friendly and cost-effective solution in the long run. The absorbed energy is then significantly amplified and channeled into the Low-Pressure Hot Water (LPHW) circuit through cutting-edge heat pump technology, ensuring optimal performance and energy savings.

One of the key advantages of this heat pump is its versatility in heating system options. It can be configured as a Monovalent system, where it operates independently to provide LPHW heating, or as part of a Bivalent system, working in tandem with traditional heating methods like boilers for enhanced efficiency. To meet the demands of varying hot water systems, the inclusion of a buffer tank is essential to ensure a steady and consistent supply of hot water throughout the day.

Moreover, the LPHW generated by the Certikin Calorex Air To Water Heat Pump can be further elevated in temperature if required, thanks to its compatibility with independent heating systems. This flexibility allows for customization based on specific heating needs, ensuring optimal comfort and performance in any setting.

For those seeking more detailed information about the product specifications and technical details, the product documentation is readily available for download. By accessing the provided link to the QUEST_Questionnaire, users can gain comprehensive insights into the features and capabilities of the Certikin Calorex Air To Water Heat Pump, empowering them to make informed decisions regarding their hot water heating requirements.

In conclusion, the Certikin Calorex Air To Water Heat Pump – Model 70 – 3Ph represents a cutting-edge solution for efficient and environmentally conscious hot water generation. By harnessing the power of air-to-water heat pump technology, this system offers unparalleled performance, energy savings, and sustainability, making it a standout choice for both residential and commercial applications. Upgrade to the Certikin Calorex Air To Water Heat Pump today and experience the benefits of eco-friendly heating technology at its finest.

Manufacturers description:

Certikin Calorex Air To Water Heat Pump – Model 70 – 3Ph

Producing Hot Water for the majority of domestic and commercial applications has historically been by way of burning fossil fuels. The result of producing hot water by fossil fuelled heaters (however efficient), is to produce CO

2. Most people are now aware of the detrimental effects of CO2 on our environment, and the need to seriously consider climate friendly alternatives.
Air-Water High Capacity Heat PumpsAir-to-water heat pumps have successfully been installed for many years, especially for providing efficient pool water heating. This equipment absorbs energy from the external air rather than from the earth’s strata; therefore eliminating the need for heat collector pipework. Again, the absorbed energy is considerably upgraded and transferred to the LPHW circuit using efficient heat pump technology.Heating System OptionsAir source equipment can either be installed for sole provision of LPHW heating (known as a Monovalent system), or in conjunction with more traditional heating methods such as boilers, known as a Bivalent system. A -buffer- tank is needed to assist with the demands of the hot water system.The LPHW can also be upgraded in temperature, if necessary, by independent heating (by others).

Product documentation:

QUEST_Questionnaire end user H-V-704.pdf