Collection: Heat pumps

Heat pumps are efficient heating and cooling systems that use thermal energy from the environment to heat or cool buildings. They extract heat from air, water, or ground and operate on the principle of heat transfer. There are several different types, including air-to-water, water-to-water, and ground-source heat pumps. Their main advantage is their high energy efficiency, as they supply more heat than they consume in electricity. This makes them an environmentally friendly alternative to fossil-fuel heating systems. Heat pumps can also be used for cooling by removing heat from the interior. Installation requires careful planning to take into account the specific conditions of the building. Overall, heat pumps are a future-oriented solution for sustainable energy supply and contribute to reducing energy consumption and CO2 emissions. Their importance is expected to continue to grow in the coming years.