The most widely utilised form of Heat Pump is the air source variant. This is due to the very simple nature of the application.
A useful point to think about is the fact that absolute zero is -273C on the Kelvin scale, which suggests that the operation of an Air Source Heat Pump in UK ambients is practical and desirable, concerning both performance and ease of application.
In a similar way that an air-cooled packaged h2o/glycol chiller is applied and utilised within many commercial/industrial purposes, the air source heat pump is often applied and used in much of the same manner.
Pure Thermal offer a range of Air Source Heat Pumps, which can take the source heat from differing high-value locations, meaning air source collectors can be positioned realistically in any place.
Pure Thermal offers Air Source Flex Heat Pumps, that are website able to work with the most effective air source available such as extract waste heat, duct-mounted recovery collector coils, and production area collectors.
Just like other sorts of Heat Pumps, the output temperature of an Air Source Heat Pump can be anywhere between 30C and 120C, regardless if running in external ambient temperatures of -10C and below.