A water-to-water heat pump is a heating and cooling system that utilizes water as the working fluid or heat transfer medium. It takes heat from some water sources such as groundwater, geothermal wells, or lakes and transfers it to heat indoor spaces. In other words, water-to-water heat pumps can also move heat from inside the building to the water source so as to effect cooling. Owing to its high efficiency and excellent performance, water-to-water heat pumps are gaining more and more preference in residential, commercial, or industrial applications.
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High Energy Efficiency
The high COP of water-to-water heat pumps helps reduce energy consumption while increasing operational efficiency.
Renewable Energy Integration
Water-to-water heat pumps can maximize the use of clean, sustainable energy and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Outstanding Versatility
Fantastic’s water-to-water heat pump system can provide both heating and cooling functions. It can extract heat from the water source for space heating during the cold winter months, and can also transfer heat away for cooling during the hot summer months.
Quiet Operation
Without the need for large fans or compressors exposed to the outdoor environment, our water-to-water heat pumps typically run quieter than air-source systems.
Water-to-water heat pumps can be categorized according to their configuration and the water source used for heat exchange. They generally include groundwater source heat pumps (open-loop systems), surface water source heat pumps, ground-coupled heat pumps (closed-loop systems), etc.
Water-to-water heat pumps are very efficient in both heating and cooling. Their coefficient of performance (COP) is usually in the range of 3.5 to 6.0 or higher (Fantastic’s heat pump systems can reach 4.05 – 5.5).
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