Heat Pump Water Heaters
Heat pump water heaters (HPWHs) are an efficient, electrified alternative to natural gas and electric resistance water heating in commercial and multifamily buildings. By extracting heat from ambient air and transferring it to water through a refrigeration cycle, HPWHs can achieve coefficients of performance (COP) two to four times greater than traditional electric resistance heaters. This efficiency translates to lower operating costs, reduced energy use, and significant greenhouse gas (GHG) reductions.
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High efficiency variable speed system optimized for radiant floors, fan coils, and mixed hydronic systems. Emphasizes very high COP at moderate conditions, low electrical draw, and strong integration with solar and battery systems.
Hub Highlights:
- Tested COP 2.7–3.4 (at 47°F / 105°F)
- 16.7 kW heating capacity
- R32
- -17 F (-27 C)
- 140 F (60 C)