What is an Air Source Heat Pump?

An air source heat pump is a device that uses heat energy in the air for indoor heating, also known as an air source heat pump heating device. Its working principle is based on heat pump technology and the reverse card principle. The refrigerant is compressed into high-temperature and high-pressure gas through a compressor, and then the heat is released in the condenser to heat the cold water. After that, the hot water is transported to the indoor terminal equipment (such as floor heating, radiators or fan coils, etc.) through the circulation system to achieve the purpose of heating.

Air source heat pumps have the advantages of high efficiency and energy saving, environmental protection and low carbon, safety and reliability, and high comfort. First, it does not need to burn fuel, does not produce pollutants such as exhaust gas, wastewater and dust, and helps to improve air quality. Secondly, the air source heat pump has high energy utilization efficiency and only requires a small amount of electricity to provide a large amount of heat energy, which is more energy-saving than traditional heating methods. In addition, there is no open flame and high temperature during the operation of the equipment, which avoids safety hazards such as fire and electric shock, and is safer and more reliable to use. Finally, the air source heat pump can provide a uniform and comfortable heating effect, and the heat rises from the feet, making the indoor temperature distribution more even.

Air source heat pumps are suitable for a variety of places such as homes, hotels, swimming pools, leisure foot baths, etc., and different installation methods and terminal devices can be selected according to actual needs. With the continuous advancement of technology, air source heat pumps will play an increasingly important role in the future heating market and become an indispensable part of people's lives.