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Air/Water Heat Pump

Reference: 1144375Hospital Infrastructure
TechnologyAir/Water, Reversible

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The HARIES TECH series of reversible heat pumps, which utilize environmentally friendly R410A refrigerant, are the optimal solution for centralized hydronic air conditioning in medium-sized spaces (e.g., hospitals, offices, shopping centers) and provide energy savings in all operating conditions. In practice, the technical solutions implemented contribute to the system's operational cost reduction and environmental protection. Scroll compressors that provide high seasonal energy efficiency, high-efficiency plate heat exchangers that operate in more favorable energy efficiency conditions, refrigeration circuits with separate aeraulic sections that progressively stop fans based on the instant thermal load, and partial heat recovery for sustainable electricity use are among these. In comparison to conventional systems, the sophisticated defrosting logics guarantee optimal environmental comfort and a high level of service efficiency.input:
output:The system's installation, start-up, and management are all facilitated by the extensive selection of accessories and versions, which provide solutions to the most diverse installation requirements.Benefits:



High seasonal energy efficiency



Partial heat recovery for sustainable electricity use



Decreased noise levels;A diverse selection of accessories and kits to facilitate the development of personalized solutions;
Ease of installation, use, and maintenance; ErP-ready; High reliability and continuity of operation.input:
output:Technical specifications:Galvanized carbon sheet steel and polyester powder coating;R410A refrigerant is environmentally friendly.Scroll compressors that operate at a high level of energy efficiency;Crankcase heater and phase monitor;

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