Water Source Heat Pumps
Water Source Heat Pumps - Unmatched Performance and Superior Savings
Any home gets its homely feeling from the temperature and atmosphere inside. To make your home cozy and comfortable, you need a heating and cooling solution that does it efficiently and effectively. This is where water-source heat pumps (WSHPs) come in.
What’s a water source heat pump unit?
A water source heat pump is used to make homes, businesses, and commercial establishments cool and hot (including hot water) efficiently by using the heat from water to supply heat and hot water, and, in summer, it extracts heat from the inside to keep it cool.
How does a water-source heat pump work?
The basic mechanics of a water source heat pump is extracting heat, transferring heat, and cooling the air. They are available in two types: closed loop and open loop.
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Wondering if a water source heat pump unit is the right fit for your house or business? Here are all the benefits it offers:
- Saves you money: Installing a water pump for AC unit can result in reduced power bills as it works on water carrying heat, which is more efficient (and quieter) compared to air carrying heat.
- Efficient and effective: A water source heat pump offers simultaneous heating and cooling. This means a water pump for AC unit can take care of versatile demands (like hot water but cool air) all by itself. Water-source heat pumps are designed to suck the heat out of an area and use it elsewhere.
- Easy to maintain: Another good thing about a water source heat pump unit is that it is low maintenance as there are fewer moving parts to upkeep. They also go through comparatively less wear and tear over time.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a water source heat pump?
A water source heat pump can make homes, businesses, commercial establishments, and even boats cool and hot. It can also supply hot water, and is an efficient system that uses the heat from a water source to function.
Does a water source heat pump need a cooling tower?
Yes, in order to remove heat from the system, a cooling tower is required with water-source heat pumps. .
What is the life expectancy of a water source heat pump?
A water source heat pump has a long life—it can easily run for 15–20 years and, with consistent upkeep, it can last for as long as 50 years!
Do you really save money with a heat pump?
Depending on your requirements and situation, it’s possible to save a considerable amount of money by installing a heat pump. Factors like climate, local energy rates, efficiency and government incentives will play a role in the overall costs.