The increase of CO₂ and other green
house gases is a key concern.
Following the European commitment of
reducing 20% of the emissions by 2020,
energy waste from residential space
heating and domestic hot water have
been identified as the possible reduction
targets.
Air-to-water heat pumps are considered
as renewable energy technology
compared to heating systems dependent
on fossil fuel or non efficient electrical
heating.
They are now considered as ideal
solutions for space heating and domestic
hot water.
Residential heat production by means
of gas, oil or electricity contribute to
raise the CO₂ emissions level in the
atmosphere. In addition these traditional
heating systems are less efficient and
therefore the energy running costs
increase.
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are the ideal solution to increase energy
efficiency (COP), using air as a main
source of energy. This is an all in one
system designed to deliver the right
temperature for space heating, for
domestic sanitary hot water and with
the additional advantage of offering air
conditioning in the warmer seasons.
Toshiba air to water heat pump systems
can manage two independent zones. This
solution enables the delivery of water to
diverse emitters at different temperature
levels up to 55 °C.
This new technology enables greater
energy savings and the use of the Toshiba
high efficiency heat pump units ensure
long term reliability.
Toshiba engineers in recent years have
developed and patented innovative
cutting edge solutions and components
like the twin rotary compressor and
the IPDU inverter which has led to the
achievement of great energy savings and
high efficiency. |
