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Knowledge and market demand of air source water heaters

Article source: Company News Responsible Editor: Guangdong Hepai New Energy Technology Co., Ltd. Publication time:2021-06-29

  Air energy water heaterKnowledge cognition and market demand

  In recent years, air source water heaters have become increasingly popular in the market, but there are still many people who are not familiar with or have questions about air source water heaters.

  Air energy water heaterThe product overcomes the disadvantage of solar water heaters relying on sunlight for heat collection and inconvenient installation. As air source water heaters work through medium heat exchange, they do not require direct contact between electric heating elements and water, avoiding the danger of electric water heater leakage and preventing the risk of gas water heaters exploding and poisoning. It also effectively controls air pollution caused by gas water heater emissions.

  Air energy water heaterIt doesn't require sunlight, so it can be placed at home or outdoors.

  After the water stored in solar water heaters is used up, it is difficult to produce hot water immediately. If electric heating is used, it takes a long time. However, air source water heaters can operate under pressure 24 hours a day as long as there is air and the temperature is above minus 20 degrees Celsius.

  In this way, even after using one tank of water, the air source water heater will produce another tank of hot water in about an hour or even shorter. At the same time, it can fundamentally eliminate safety hazards such as electric water heater leakage, dry burning, and harmful gases generated during the use of gas water heaters,

  Air energy water heaterAs the name suggests, it is to transfer heat from the air to water through a refrigerant. Traditional electric and gas water heaters obtain heat energy by consuming gas and electricity, while air source water heaters heat water by absorbing heat from the air. With the same amount of electricity consumption, they can absorb about three times the amount of heat energy to heat water.