Unlike other hot water heat pumps, the Sanden Eco® system uses a smarter split system where the heat pump unit and stainless steel tank are separately situated. This allows easy on-site handling and installation, as well as providing options the storage tank location, which can be up to 4 metres away from the heat pump unit.

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Unlike other hot water heat pump systems, the Sanden Eco® system uses a smarter split system where the heat pump unit and stainless steel tank are installed separately. This allows easy on-site handling and installation, as well as options for the storage tank location, which can be up to 4 metres distance from the heat pump unit.

A heat pump is a device that uses a small amount of energy to move heat from one location to another, like an air conditioner in reverse.

It contains a fan that forces air through an evaporator that contains a refrigerant. The heat in the air passes through the evaporator and is absorbed by a natural refrigerant, R744 (CO²), which is ozone friendly and does not contribute to global warming.

The warm gaseous refrigerant is circulated in the system via a compressor. As it passes through the compressor, its pressure rises, as does its temperature. This hot refrigerant then passes through a heat exchanger to heat the water, which is finally pumped to the storage tank.

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Unlike other hot water heat pump systems, the Sanden Eco® system uses a smarter split system where the heat pump unit and stainless steel tank are installed separately. This allows easy on-site handling and installation, as well as flexibility of the storage tank location, which can be up to 4 metres distance from the heat pump unit.

A heat pump is a device that uses a small amount of energy to move heat from one location to another.

It contains a fan that forces air through an evaporator that contains a refrigerant. The heat in the air passes through the evaporator and is absorbed by a natural refrigerant, R744 (CO²), which is ozone friendly and does not contribute to global warming.

The warm gaseous refrigerant is circulated in the system via a compressor. As it passes through the compressor, its pressure rises, as does its temperature. This hot refrigerant then passes through a heat exchanger to heat the water, which is finally pumped to the storage tank.

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