How Heat Pumps Work

Heat Pumps are the smart, energy-efficient solution for year-round heating and cooling, even in the most extreme climates. Designed with advanced air-to-water (hydronic) technology, these systems extract heat from the outdoor air—even at temperatures as low as -30°C—and transfer it indoors to a heating fluid (typically a glycol/water mix). During warmer months, the process reverses, efficiently removing heat from your home and releasing it outdoors.

Unlike traditional heating systems, Heat Pumps offer unmatched energy efficiency by leveraging renewable thermal energy from the air. This makes them not only an eco-friendly choice but also a cost-effective alternative to fossil fuel-based heating systems, reducing greenhouse gas emissions and significantly lowering energy bills.

• Optimal Efficiency: Adjusts speed to match heat demand, cutting energy consumption by up to 30% compared to conventional compressors.
• Reliability in Extreme Cold: Maintains high efficiency in sub-zero temperatures where other systems fail.
• Durability: Reduces wear and tear through smooth operation, eliminating the need for startup capacitors.