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Energy Efficient Heat Pumps

Heat Pumps - Slash your process Heating Bills by 50%.
Heat pump is a device which is used to transfer heat energy from one place to another. Heat pump consists of four major components, namely, condenser, expansion valve, evaporator, and compressor, while refrigerant being the heat transfer media.
Heat pumps usually can be used either in heating mode or cooling mode. When a heat pump is used for heating, it employs the same basic refrigeration-type cycle used by an air conditioner, but in the opposite direction – releasing heat into the conditioned space rather than the surrounding environment. 
Heat pumps are increasingly used to heat water for Domestic, Commercial and Industrial applications.
Through improvements in compressor operation and choice of refrigerants Heat Pump manufacturers are able to offer solutions up to 85°C process temperatures.
Automotive manufacturing industry use Hot water for surface treatment and coating, paint spray booths, washing, rinsing etc. The component manufacturing segment has its own list of hot water-intensive processes.
If you are an industry using LPG, HDO or Grid power to generate Hot water upto 85C, then you can slash your power bills by 50% by employing Energy Efficient Heat Pumps. 
For Application specific details, please contact 8754476734.

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