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Heat pump for domestic hot water heating, air-to-water, capacity 120 liters,...
Heat pump for DHW heating, air-to-water, 200-litre volume, COP dwh = 3.39, 2000 W...
Heat pump for DHW heating, air-to-water, 300-litre volume, COP dwh = 3.47, 2000 W...
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ELIZ EWHP heat pumps heat water in a built-in tank using heat extracted from the air, significantly reducing electricity consumption compared to conventional electric heating. Monoblock design means the entire refrigerant circuit is contained within a single compact unit without the need for refrigerant piping between components, which simplifies installation.
The EWHP 120, 200, and 300 EW models cover tank volumes ranging from a smaller household to operations with higher hot water consumption.
Frequently Asked Questions
- How much more efficient is a heat pump than electric heating? Depending on conditions, it can reduce electricity consumption for water heating by tens of percent compared to direct electric heating.
- Where is the heat pump installed? Most commonly in a utility room, basement, or garage, from where it draws in air and discharges the cooled air outside the living space or into a room with waste heat.
- Is a backup electric heating element also needed? The tank usually also has an electric heating cartridge as a backup for periods of higher consumption or lower temperatures.