ARCTIC HEAT PUMPS

  Have you decided to invest in the best cold weather heat pumps? If so, you should look no further than Arctic Heat Pumps. You can use them for heating and cooling needs at home. Generally, these systems use a EcoULTRA Buffer Tank with backup heating element. The Arctic series heat pumps control the primary pump, selection of heating or cooling and switching of three way valve. Different demand zones like heating loops and cooling zones need their own pumps and controls. Arctic Heat Pumps can design the supply (heat pump) and the demand (radiant zones) for you at no extra cost. In addition, Arctic series cold weather heat pumps can be used for different applications at home. Different uses of Arctic Heat Pumps are discussed below: Radiant Heating and Residential Hot Water The buffer tank remains charged with hot water in this system. The water or glycol circulates as required through radiant floor loop around the house. There are zone temperature sensors in the system

Are you looking for cold weather spa and pool heat pumps? You should look no further than Arctic series cold weather heat pumps . Heat pump technology is highly considered in the pool industry because of its enormous cost savings.  Most pool owners can save 70% or more from heat pumps in heating costs. But they have two major problems: The heat pumps work only in the pool swimming season. When the outdoor temperature goes down, they quickly lose their efficiency.  They offer output of upper 80 degrees – which is too cold for hot tub temperature.  This is where Arctic series cold climate heat pumps come in. They can work in temperatures as low as 20 F (-7 F). If you live in a climate that exceeds -7 F, then, you can consider installing the Hybrid Heat Pump at home. It includes a backup 5.5 Kw Balboa Spa Pack that will provide additional heating power when required.  Why Makes Arctic Heat Pumps Ideal for Cold Weather?  There are so many reasons why Arctic Heat Pumps are consider