Hydronic Systems Using Low-Ambient Air-To-Water Heat Pumps
(Room 205)
02 Nov 16
7:30 AM
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12:00 PM
Tracks:
Canadian Hydronics Conference
This session will focus on the emerging technology used in heat pumps that can absorb heat from very low temperature (sub 0°F), and use that heat to produce water temperatures up to 130°F. This new generation of heat pumps approaches the performance of geothermal systems, but at a much lower installed cost. You will learn about their unique operating characteristics and see several ways to incorporate these heat pumps into a system that provides space heating, cooling and domestic hot water. Piping, controls and buffering will also be discussed and several complete system designs will be presented.