Residential heat pump has inverter control

09 January, 2009

Ciat Ozonair has extended its range of air-source heat pumps with the introduction of the Aqualis Inverter, which used DC inverter technology.

This heat pump is designed for the residential market, and inverter control enables its output to be matched to demand. Hot water is delivered at up to 55°C.

The Aqualis Inverter can back-up an existing boiler and also be used in cooling mode.

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