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The thermodynamic water heater is increasingly popular in new homes as well as in renovation projects.
Today, we spend as much on heating our homes as we do on our hot water needs. Therefore, the search for savings is a key factor when choosing a new appliance. This is why the thermodynamic water heater is often chosen. It consumes much less energy than a conventional electric water heater.
We will look at the advantages and disadvantages of this product.
A thermodynamic hot water tank, sometimes called a thermodynamic cumulus or thermodynamic water heater, is a domestic hot water (DHW) production equipment. To operate, it is based on the principle of thermodynamics: it combines an aerothermal heat pump with a conventional water heater or hot water tank.
Like the latter, it produces hot water for all household needs: washing, cleaning (dishes), cooking… But, unlike them, it does not only use electricity to produce this hot water. It also extracts the calories present in the air to create heat and heat the water.
Here are the main advantages of this hot water production system:
– It is an economical device: it allows you to consume up to 3 times less energy than with a conventional electric water heater
– Its purchase price is affordable
– It is environmentally friendly: it takes advantage of a clean and inexhaustible energy. It does not emit any greenhouse gases into the atmosphere.
– Allows dehumidification of a room
■ Air intake and exhaust in the boiler room
■ Use of heat emissions from heating
■ Air intake and exhaust in the adjacent room.
■ Installation in the boiler room with heat pump for heating (wine cellar, pantry, min. volume 25 m3)
■ Use of heat emissions from refrigeration and freezing appliances
■ Air intake and exhaust in the room
■ Dehumidified room
■ Use of heat emissions from the washing machine and dryer (laundry room, min. volume 20 m3)
■ Air intake and exhaust in the room or outside
■ If air duct as illustrated, the window can remain closed
Hoval is among the international leaders in ambient climate solutions with over 75 years of experience.
For hot water production, the water heater with integrated heat pump CombiVal WPE/WPER/WPEF draws a large part of its energy for free from the ambient air, for example from the air in the room where the device is installed. The integrated heat pump extracts energy from this air to produce hot water, which allows to save up to two-thirds of energy costs.
Another interesting advantage: the expelled air can be used to cool and dehumidify a small room, such as a basement or a pantry.
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