5 Reasons to Buy an Arctic Cold Climate Heat Pump

When looking for perfect heating solutions for cold climates, you should look no further than Arctic Heat Pump. This cold climate heat pump stands out for innovation, efficiency, and affordability. Perfectly engineered for energy efficiency, this heat pump unit is available on the market at half the cost of traditional geothermal heat pumps. But the Arctic Heat Pump doesn’t compromise on quality.


 

Please check out this post and know why you should consider Arctic Heat Pump for cold climate heating:

  1. Unparalleled Technology

The heat pump features industry-leading components meticulously chosen to ensure optimal performance. The Arctic Heat Pump comes with Variable Speed Pumps, Panasonic EVI DC Inverter Compressors, European Sanhua Valves, and the Chico digital control system – all of them are seamlessly integrated into a complete weatherproof housing. Made with cutting-edge technology, Arctic Heat Pump works efficiently in cold climate conditions.

  1. Integrated Heating Solution

Arctic Heat Pump can control the heating and cooling needs of your home, including residential hot water. The system delivers unmatched versatility, integrating seamlessly with radiant floor heating/cooling, central air handlers, split fan coils, low-temperature radiators, and even pool or hot tub heating with titanium heat exchangers. The heat pump system has an Outdoor Unit (ODR), making an all-in-one solution to eliminate the requirement for specialized installation.

  1. Built-in Backup 

Are you concerned about those extremely cold days? The Arctic Heat Pump comes with a built-in backup heating circuit in the buffer tank. This unit is intelligently controlled by the heat pump, and the backup heater only works when necessary. The EcoULTRA buffer/boiler tanks are designed specifically for these cold weather heat pumps that enhance reliability with extra insulation and internal ports for temperature probes.

  1. Expandability

Arctic Heat Pump is known for flexibility. This cold climate heat pump doesn’t limit users to specific sizes as the latest technology allows for the combination of heat pumps to create larger heating systems. The MX controller facilitates adding up to 10 heat pumps, working seamlessly in parallel. Every unit has its own control; but the system is managed collectively, making it a scalable and efficient heating solution.

  1. User-Friendly Control

Navigating the complexities of heating systems is simple with the Arctic Heat Pump's user-friendly controller. Other cold weather heat pumps require direct communication with each zone; while the Arctic Heat Pump uses simple yet effective differential controller logic. The tank thermometer probe is strategically placed in ports at the top and bottom of the tank, ensuring accurate temperature readings. The heat pump optimizes its operation automatically as it adjusts its temperatures to changing weather conditions and uses only the necessary power to maintain the set temperature.

Final Conclusion –

The Arctic Heat Pump is a comprehensive solution specifically designed to match the diverse requirements of modern living. From its advanced technology to its user-friendly controls and expandability, the system excels in cold climate heating, making efficiency and affordability a reality for homeowners. For more information, please contact us today at 1-866-800-8123.

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