ARCTIC HEAT PUMPS

Are you looking for highly-efficient heat pumps? If yes, then you should look no further than an EVI DC Inverter Heat Pump . EVI stands for “Enhanced Vapor Injection” – a technology used on cold climate heat pumps to provide superior performance at lower temperatures.    Generally, heat pumps use a single or a dual-speed compressor which means it is either off or on. Arctic EVI DC Inverter Heat Pump uses the industry-standard compressor, a variable-speed DC Panasonic EVI compressor. The DC motor operates at the exact speed which it requires to achieve optimal efficiency.  This way, the heat pump achieves over 30% more efficiency on an average than a standard heat pump system. It is very important as the compressor consumes bulk amount of energy requirements for a heat pump.  The decrease in compressor energy results in significant increase in the COP – Co-efficiency of Performance. The heat pump system has brushless DC fan motor and PFC control; so it doesn’t require a

The hydronic air handler has been used over the years as a way to transfer energy from the hydronic boilers and A/C units around the house through the centralized ductwork. Most air handlers were designed in the past for higher temperature water sources that range from 140-180 F. That means the heat exchangers could have relatively undersize but still do the job.  Currently, a modern highly efficient energy source is gaining popularity in the industry as the old air handlers simply are unable to do the job. Arctic Air Handler is the new breed in terms of efficiency and technology.  The Hydronic Air Handler has unique features like Variable Frequency Drive VFD and 6-row heat exchangers. The system is able to provide lower-temperature heating sources like hydronic heat pumps, geothermal systems, and condensing boilers – all of them work most efficiently even at a lower temperature.  Different Features of Arctic Hydronic Air Handler  6Row Heat Exchanger –  The hydronic air handler