Heat pumps will become extremely important in the future when many people will have to switch from their old gas and oil heating systems to the new heating systems. At the same time, they still have some drawbacks that prevent them from being used in many buildings. Bosch has now introduced two heat pumps that solve these problems.
Bosch’s new heat pumps introduced
With the Compress 5800i AW and Compress 6800i AW air-to-water heat pumps, Bosch has tackled two significant problems facing many of the models currently available. One of the biggest problems is the amount that such a heat pump produces. This ensures that it can only be installed at a certain distance from the neighbor’s house. Many heat pumps are unfit for their volume and cannot be installed. Bosch relies on an integrated sound diffuser that ensures that The two models are the quietest in their classwithout sacrificing performance.
And that’s where the second advantage of Bosch’s new heat pumps lies. they offer a significantly higher flow temperatures and thus can be used more widely in homesThose that are either not well insulated or do not have surface heating such as underfloor heating. The compressed 5800i AW reaches 60 degrees and is meant to be used for new buildings. The Compress 6800i AW comes in at 75 degrees and so Also suitable for older homes and homes in need of renovation (Source: BOSCH) Older heat pumps are usually not an option as they simply cannot generate the required heat.
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Heat pumps are getting better and better
Especially recently, there has been a massive increase in the development of heat pumps, as the demand has now increased significantly. The energy crisis has exacerbated this effect. In addition to Bosch, several other companies are currently developing new heat pumps that are more efficient and quieter and therefore can be used more widely. Therefore much remains to be done in this area, so that Reservation will be abolished in the next few years,
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