Breaking the cold limit - Dual-source heat pump operating stably at minus 30 degrees Celsius

It is understood that traditional air source heat pumps will experience significant heating attenuation in environments below -10℃ and basically cannot start normally above -20℃. 

This technical bottleneck has long restricted the promotion and application of heat pump technology in the extremely cold northern regions. 

The newly launched generation of dual-source heat pumps innovatively integrates the dual heat source advantages of air energy and geothermal energy. 

Through core technology upgrades, it has completely broken through the low-temperature limitation.

Break through the cold limit

This dual-source heat pump combines both air and water heat sources, ensuring efficient operation even in extremely low-temperature environments and providing a reliable heating solution for residents and enterprises in low-temperature areas. 

Compared with traditional single air source heat pumps, dual-source heat pumps perform more stably in cold weather. 

They not only provide a constant indoor temperature but also significantly reduce energy consumption and improve energy utilization efficiency.