HEAT PUMPS

Heat pumps are thermal machines capable of transferring thermal energy from a lower temperature source to a higher temperature source, using different forms of energy, generally mechanical. There are 2 types of air source heat pumps; the most common is the "air-to-air" method, which extracts heat from the air and pours it inside or outside a building, depending on the season; then follows the "air-water" one, which is used in environments with water distribution of heat (this second solution is however rarer).

The heat pump is able to satisfy all the air conditioning and heating needs of an environment, guaranteeing the comfort and well-being of those who live or work there. In fact, the heat pump is a machine capable of transferring energy from a low temperature environment to a higher temperature system. With the same procedure through which a pump raises a fluid from a lower to a higher level, the heat pump, using a single system, allows the cooling and heating of the rooms of a home or an office or a commercial establishment , in addition to producing the domestic hot water necessary for the daily requirement.

The heat pump system is therefore able to satisfy all the air conditioning and heating needs of an environment, guaranteeing the comfort and well-being of those who work or work there. It is a technology that contributes to environmental sustainability and the reduction of energy consumption, with economic savings on bills and a return on investment in the short term, also thanks to government incentives and concessions that can be benefited from. It can be said that, from an energy point of view, the process underlying the heat pump is always worthwhile: the energy obtained is always higher than that used!

Furthermore, a heat pump system allows you to increase the economic value of a property as it helps to increase its energy class.