The 20–200kW heat pump will provide both space and hot-water heating for multi-family residential buildings, as well as smaller commercial and industrial applications.
The company develops and manufactures electronic controls and cloud solutions for CO2 HVAC&R systems.
In departure from norm, the heat pump will supply hot water for both space heating and domestic use in small commercial operations.
St. Olav Hospital in Trondheim incorporated sophisticated controls and variable frequency drives to ensure optimum efficiency and accuracy.
Generating hot water up to 70°C, the heat pump is designed to replace fossil fuel furnaces.
The interface was initially designed for Area Cooling Solutions’ CO2 condensing unit.
The companies will launch a CO2 condensing unit controller promising energy efficiency gains at Chillventa 2018.
