The heat pumps are capable of heating and cooling as well as domestic hot water. Those solutions stand out for their high energy efficiency. They can reach an energy classification up to A++ for heating.
They also stand out for their ease of integration with other heating systems and easy installation.
They also stand out for their ease of integration with other heating systems and easy installation.

Heat pumps are systems that use the principle of thermodynamics to extract natural heat from ambient air into your home. ENERGIE heat pumps are the ideal solution to increase energy efficiency, taking advantage of the environment as the main source of energy.
There is a cooling liquid that is pumped to an outdoor heat exchanger (evaporator). Here the liquid, with the help of a fan, absorbs the energy from the atmosphere to the temperature differential obtained outdoors.
During this process, the liquid changes to a gaseous state. The gaseous state is sucked in by the mechanical part of the system, the compressor. Here it is compressed, the pressure goes up and consequently the liquid temperature increases. After this, the liquid travels to a second inside heat exchanger (condenser) and transfers heat to the water in the cylinder. The fluid goes into liquid state by cooling down. The liquid pressure is reduced due to a strangulation that happens in the expansion valve and the process starts again.
There is a cooling liquid that is pumped to an outdoor heat exchanger (evaporator). Here the liquid, with the help of a fan, absorbs the energy from the atmosphere to the temperature differential obtained outdoors.
During this process, the liquid changes to a gaseous state. The gaseous state is sucked in by the mechanical part of the system, the compressor. Here it is compressed, the pressure goes up and consequently the liquid temperature increases. After this, the liquid travels to a second inside heat exchanger (condenser) and transfers heat to the water in the cylinder. The fluid goes into liquid state by cooling down. The liquid pressure is reduced due to a strangulation that happens in the expansion valve and the process starts again.




TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS | ||||
OUTDOOR UNIT | ||||
Equipment | Air-Water Heat Pump | |||
Model | Energie AQUAPURA X30 |
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Refrigerant | R134a | |||
Power supply | 380V/3N~/50Hz | |||
Maximum heating capacity | 40,00 kW * | |||
Heating capacity | 26,50 kW ** | |||
COP | 3,70 ** | |||
Heating capacity | 32,00 kW *** | |||
COP | 3,48 *** | |||
Domestic Hot Water production | 550 l/h *** | |||
Compresor | EVI Scroll | |||
Number of compresors | 1 | |||
Compression stages to reach max. temperature | . | 1 | ||
Water pump | GRUNDFOS | |||
Nominal flow | 5,00 m3/h | |||
Exchanger | DHW Helical Encapsulated | |||
Number of fans | 2 | |||
Fan orientation | Vertical | |||
Noise level | 62 dB(A) | |||
Dimensions (L×W×H) | 1610×1050×1550 mm | |||
Weight | 362 kg | |||
Outdoor temperature | -7ºC a 45ºC | |||
Maximum operating temperature | 80ºC | |||
Recommended operation temperature | 75ºC | |||
Hydraulic connections | 1 1/4” | |||
* DHW production (A35/ -ºC W15-75ºC, COP 3,74) |
** according to EN 14511 (A7/6ºC W30/35ºC) |
*** DHW production (A140C W15-65ºC)