Air Conditioning

Heat Pump (HP) offers a promising technology that uses the same mechanical principles as refrigerators and air conditioners to generate hot water, without the harmful environmental impact and a significantly reduced carbon dioxide emission.

Unlike conventional electricity and fossil-fuel-fire water heaters, HPs take heat from the surrounding air/water/soil and transfer it to the water in the tank; and consequently operates at a cost as little as 25%.

HPs mainly consist of compressor, fan (applicable to air to water), evaporator and condenser. The compressor requires electricity to compress the refrigerant and vaporizes it, and the fan requires a small amount of electricity to continually blow air across the evaporators coil when the unit is operating. The technology comes with a very efficient cost, as the electricity is only required for the operation of the compressor and the fan, to accumulate the free heat from its surrounding and pump it to the hot-water.