Heat pump TWEETOP EcoHeatPro 200 l

Product detailed description

Heat pump for DHW heating - TWEETOP EcoHeatPro - 200 litres

Technical parameters:

• output: 1.8 kW
• performance coefficient: 3.91
• maximum hot water temperature: 60°
• intake air temperature range: -7° - 43°
• maximum air duct length: 6 m
• power supply: 230V, 50Hz, 16A
• maximum consumption: 3.3 kW
• noise level: 45 dB
• connection: 3/4"
• maximum working pressure: 0.7 MPa
• cylinder: enamelled

• Enamelled cylinder with a volume of 200 to 300 litres
• 3.9 COP - the Tweetop Eco Heat Pro heat pump delivers up to 3.9 times more thermal energy than the electricity it consumes, meaning it uses roughly 80% less energy than a classic electric water heater
• 3.5x more economical than a gas water heater
• 4 in 1 - Domestic hot water heating - Air-conditioning support - Ventilation support - Removes humidity from the room
• A built-in electric heating element ensures support and operation even at very low temperatures
• An ideal solution for our climate zone, the pump operates from -7° to +45°
• Simple installation that requires no groundworks
• Touch-display control - an attractive, clear and fast menu
• Can be controlled via mobile phone
• Auto Legionella: the water in the cylinder is periodically heated to a temperature that protects against bacteria formation 
• Very quiet operation
• Reduced greenhouse gases: besides economical operation, the pump also protects the environment
• Universal use: for family houses, flats, cottages, and commercial premises

Frequently Asked Questions

• How to choose the right output for a heat pump? Base your choice on the calculated heat loss of the heated building - the heat pump should cover this loss at the design outdoor temperature for the given location, possibly combined with backup electric heating during extreme frosts.
• What does COP mean and why is it important? COP (Coefficient of Performance) indicates the ratio between the heat delivered and the electrical energy consumed at a given outdoor and indoor temperature - e.g. a COP of 4 means that from 1 kWh of electricity the pump produces 4 kWh of heat. A higher value means lower operating electricity consumption.
• Does the heat pump also work in frost? Yes, modern air-to-water heat pumps also work at sub-zero outdoor temperatures, although their efficiency (COP) decreases as the outdoor temperature drops - which is why they are often supplemented with backup electric heating during extreme frosts.
• Can a heat pump also be used for cooling? With models that have a cooling function, yes - in summer the system can run in reverse and cool the room, similar to air conditioning.
• Must installation be carried out by a professional? Yes, installation involves working with the refrigerant circuit (which requires F-gas certification), as well as connecting to the heating system and the mains electricity supply - DIY installation is neither possible nor legal.