U.S. startup Harvest Thermal’s smart heat pump system is also said to reduce carbon emissions from heating and hot water production by 90% compared to gas systems.
The system is designed to provide dehumidification in low-temperature environments without the risk of freezing
Their efficiency comes from increased suction vapor density, which is a significant advantage in colder climates, says NTNU researcher
The Norway-funded INDEE+ project is testing CO2 and ammonia systems in three locations as well as educating the market.
The ATMO Approved label is a global gold standard highlighting best-in-class manufacturers of natural refrigerant systems and components.
The company updated its units to prevent the buildup of defrost ice for the growing New England market.
The Mitsubishi Heat2O heat pump was installed as part of a ‘plug-and-play’ water heating system by U.S. manufacturer Steffes at a 100-unit apartment building in Seattle, Washington.
The company is awaiting Electrical Testing Laboratories and UL certifications
The manufacturer’s Aegis heat pumps – which can produce water temperatures up to 185°F – have been installed in California, Florida, New York and Tennessee.
The 100kW air-source hot water heat pump is designed for multi-family and mixed-use buildings, as well as hotels, resorts and small industrial applications.
