Air energy heat pump class

Unknowingly, the seasons alternate year after year, and the silent winter, stepping on the fallen leaves of autumn, come quietly. In the blink of an eye, the season of heavy snow has passed, and the severe cold is coming. Passers-by in a hurry under the night, more choose to go home to be with their families, and some of the normally bustling commercial streets have suddenly become more depressed. In this bitingly cold season when the trees are dying, the warmth at home can help us eliminate the fatigue of the day. Everyone is familiar with the users of central heating. In mid-November, they have already provided heating. Some urban and rural new rural construction communities have also adopted air energy heat pumps for central heating. In rural areas, with the continuous deepening of the national coal-to-electricity policy, air-source heat pumps have also become popular. Everyone is not very clear about the new product of air energy heat pump. Today, the editor has sorted out some common problems for you and shared them with you.

How to choose a suitable air generator?

The first step is to get an air energy source – the ratio and installation of the air energy source. The technicians will give you a one-to-one matching unit according to the structure and insulation of your house. Professional installation of pipelines makes the air the shining point of the house.

The temperature outside is more than ten degrees below zero, and the temperature inside is only 20 degrees. What’s going on?

Regarding the indoor temperature. Central heating requires the room temperature to be above 19 degrees, which is the normal temperature. Considering the actual needs of the users, it is recommended that you do a good job in the insulation of the house, and remember that there will be “small horses and big carts” when mixing the units. It is recommended that the indoor temperature should not be too high, and the temperature difference from the outdoor temperature is too large. People are easy to perceive and adjust the temperature difference and are more likely to catch a cold, especially children and the elderly.

Can the unit be powered off?

In areas below 0°C in winter, when there is a possibility of freezing, if you are not at home for a short period of time (3 days to 5 days), you can shut down the unit, but you must ensure that the power cannot be cut off; now air source heat pumps have their own Antifreeze protection function, automatic shutdown to achieve antifreeze function. If there is no one at home for a long time and the unit is not turned on for a long time, then the water in the unit and pipeline should be drained to prevent the unit from freezing.