| Air cooled chiller with hot water |
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| How does it work? |
| Your air conditioner or heat pump works hard during hot weather. It pulls heat out of the air inside your home and discharges it into the air outside your home Meanwhile, your water heater is toiling away generating heat for your showers, dishwashing and laundry. Why not recover some of that unused heat energy discharged by your air conditioner or heat pump and use it to heat your water? That’s exactly what a heat recovery unit does |
| The heat recovery unit is installed in the hot line of the heat pump’s refrigerant circuit. The hot vapor flows through a heat exchanger. The heat from the vapor is then absorbed by the water, which is circulated through the heat exchanger by a small pump. This gives you inexpensive hot water. Controls keep everything operating properly. In the summer, the heat recovery unit captures some of the heat discharged by the air conditioner, essentially giving you free hot water. You can even turn your regular water heater off -just remember to turn it back on when you’re not using your air-conditioner. low-cost heating for your water during the winter months is also available. |
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| Features: |
| ·Cooling only, heating only, hot water only functions. |
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·Condensed thermal energy recovery when cooling
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| ·Scroll compressor |
| ·Plate type heat exchanger |
| ·Built-in A/C water pump (only for 10/13/15 KW units) |
| ·Built-in auto supplementary valve, safety valve |
| ·LCD display |
| ·High and low pressure protection |
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·Anti-freeze protection
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| ·Auxiliary electric heater (option) |
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