Robur Gas Absorption Heat Pump
Similarly to a gas boiler, the gas absorption heat pump is a device able to supply high temperature hot water both for heating and for DHW production. Similarly to an electric heat pump, GAHP is able to recover renewable energy in the form of heat from air, water and ground sources. Unlike electric heat pumps, gas absorption heat pumps do not use harmful refrigerants, have a negligible electrical consumption and can also provide cold water for summer cooling (in reversible versions).
A heat pump is an appliance capable of exploiting the large amount of energy available in natural sources at a lower temperature and of transferring it in the form of useful heat to a user at a higher temperature. Electric heat pumps work with a compressor powered by electricity. Absorption heat pumps are powered directly by natural gas or LPG with a very minor electrical consumption. The advantage is high heating efficiency; due to the fact that main energy input (natural gas) is primary energy and not electricity, which is generated with low efficiencies (40% on average).
GAHP technology can provide significant savings, up to 40%, on heating costs every year, in comparison to the best condensing boilers, making GAHP a smart and beneficial investment, with a payback time of 2 to 4 years.
GAHP’s are the most profitable investment to increase the value of the building.
Upgrading the heating system only and with a small investment per square meter, the building performance rating will increase.
Each Robur Gas Absorption Heat Pumps: