Inverter type

The operating principle of an inverter heat pump, like that of an air conditioner, is based on transferring heat from the outdoor environment into the room when heating, and from the room outdoors when cooling. In this case, electricity is spent not on generating heat (as in convectors, boilers, etc.), but on transferring it from one environment to another. Thanks to this technical solution, heat pumps save a significant amount of electricity, thereby reducing the owner's monthly financial costs.

Air-to-water heat pumps are a renewable energy source, unlike fossil-fuel heating systems and low-efficiency electric heaters. This single system heats rooms to the required temperature, supplies hot water for domestic needs, and even cools the air in hot weather. Heat pumps are now regarded as an ideal way to heat homes and supply domestic hot water.

Heating with gas, oil, or solid fuel increases carbon dioxide emissions into the atmosphere. In addition, these traditional heating methods are less efficient than a heat pump, and their operating costs are higher. A heat pump is made from high-quality materials and components, which ensures high energy savings and also guarantees a long service life for the heat pump.