Heat pumps

An efficient and ecological solution for heating and cooling.

A heat pump is an innovative device that offers an energy-efficient alternative to traditional heating systems. Its purpose is to transfer heat from one place to another without significant energy consumption. The ideal solution for modern households is a heat pump, which enables not only heating, but also cooling of the interior.

There are several types of heat pumps that differ according to the heat source:

• Air-to-water heat pumps: These pumps use warm air as a heat source and provide efficient heating and hot water heating in the home.
• Ground-to-water heat pumps: They use the heat stored in the ground using underground or soil collectors to heat and heat hot water.
• Water-to-water heat pumps: These pumps draw heat from a water source, such as lakes or wells, and use it to heat or heat hot water.

A heat pump uses up to 75% of the free energy available in the air, while electricity makes up the remaining 25%. In practice, this means that the device collects the heat found in the air and transfers it to the building, while consuming only a small amount of electricity. The energy efficiency of this heat is determined by the coefficient of performance (COP), which expresses the ratio between the amount of heat supplied and the amount of electricity consumed. The higher the COP rating, the higher the energy efficiency. A higher energy efficiency index means higher efficiency and, as a result, greater savings. The heat pump is one of the most economical and ecological heating systems.

If you are looking for an energy-efficient and ecological solution for heating and cooling your home, a heat pump is the right choice. Contact us today and we will be happy to provide you with more information about this innovative technology and help you choose the most suitable solution for your needs.