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Why Do You Buy an EVI DC Inverter Heat Pump?

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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 i...

Why Do You Consider Professional Manual J Design Service?

Are you considering new construction? Or want to retrofit an existing building? Then, you should consider taking help from Arctic Heat Pumps. We can help you through the entire design process and create a fully-integrated hydronic heating system from the air to water heat pump to the PEX piping and manifolds. In addition, our hydronic heating load services include calculating heat loads and radiant floor design. Heat Load Calculation – At Arctic Heat Pumps, we believe all building projects should begin with calculating the heating and cooling design load. It will help you determine the size of equipment your home will require per different factors like its geographic location, the building size, design, and the construction materials used. It’s better to have a heating or cooling design load for accurately sizing any heating system like gas, electric, or heat pump. We use the industry-standard Manual J Calculation software to calculate the heating and cooling load. So, our Manual J...

What Makes Arctic Heat Pump an Efficient Air Source Heat Pump?

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Are you looking for a high-energy efficient air source heat pump for cold climates ? If yes, then you should choose no other than Arctic Heat Pump. It’s ideal for both hydronic heating and cooling purposes. This system is perfectly designed to integrate with a solar thermal heating system quickly. It can improve the system’s overall efficiency and operational costs by 20%. A solar thermal system is perfectly combined with an air source heat pump to add an extra 47,000 BTU per day on an average per every solar collector.  However, the Northern Lights solar thermal system features with SunRain solar evacuated tube collectors. They can be able to deliver hot water to the system amidst cold North American winter days. The collectors are engineered with top technology in North America and come with a 10-year warranty. Their efficiency allows the system to absorb and deliver around 80% of the solar energy.  How does Arctic Heat Pump work?  SunRain solar vacuum...

Why Do You Buy Arctic Air Source Heat Pump?

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Heat pump technology has been highly adopted in the pool industry for its significant cost savings. Most pool heat pumps can save pool owners over 70% in heating costs. But, these heat pumps have two main problems: These heat pumps work during the swimming pool season and lose their efficiency quickly as the outdoor temperature minimizes. Their output is over 80 degrees – which is too cold for hot tub temperature. Until now most spa owners adapt standard electric heating systems. But nowadays electricity is becoming more and more expensive and will continue to go further. However, the Arctic series air source heat pump comes in three sizes. The smaller SPA-025ZA is perfect to use for hot tub and spa owners. The heat pump produces 9KW – high temperature rating and 5KW – low temperature rating of heat energy. This smaller heat pump can deliver the temperature rating in temperatures as low as 20 F (-7C). It provides homeowners with operational cost savings ove...