Technibel climatisation - une avance dans l'air du temps

Source of energy and Air/Water Heat Pumps
How to use the natural energy to heat Your house?
Our environment contains a free, nonpolluting and unceasingly renewed energy. The air, for example, stores all the year the calories produced by the solar radiation, the wind, the rain. This energy contained in the air can be transferred effectively in your habitat thanks to the thermodynamic heating system (or aerothermy). This solution leads to importany energy savings, contributes to the respect of the environment and grants the optimum comfort conditions in all seasons.

The Heat Pump
The Heat Pump makes it possible to take the calories from the outdoor air and to transfer them through a refrigerant circuit inside the habitat producing hot water (between 35 and 50°C according to the applications). This hot water supplies the various transmitters of heat in your house (heating floor, terminal units).

Not only to heat…but also to cool
The principle of reversibility (inversion of the thermodynamic cycle) allows the production of cold water and thus makes you profit from cooling in summer.

For any type of habitat
The Heat Pump is perfect for both the new house or the renwed old one.

The advantages of the Heat Pump

Energy savings
Only the compressor uses the electric power to function and to convey free natural energy.
The Technibel Heat Pumps series PHR and PHRT are characterized by very high COP: produce 4 kWh of heat for 1 kWh of electric consumption in winter, and 3 kWh of cool for 1 kWh of electric consumption in summer.
Respect of the environment and citizen behavior
The Technibel Heat Pumps are single-packaged units, functioning in closed loop. They don't produce any smoke and thus take part in the safeguarding of the environment.
They use moreover the ozone friendly refrigerant R410A, which respects the layer of ozone and contributes to important reductions of the power consumption.
Financial advantages
The Technibel Heat Pumps series PHR and PHRT are renewable energy sources with high COP: this feature is strongly evaluated in all Europe, leading to important savings in energy costs and contributing to respect the agreements of Kyoto relating to energy saving, with the development of renewable energies and the reduction of greenhouse gases. In many European Countries the investments made by the citizens in renewable energy sources, like the air/water Technibel Heat Pumps, are rewarded with fiscal benefits, depending on the Financial Law of each particular state.