What is the effect of a large number of air source heat pumps? How much electricity does it take to start the machine for one hour?
Taking a house of 100 square meters as an example, using an air source heat pump requires about a 5HP air source heat pump with a heating power of about 4KW, which means that the power consumption is about 4 degrees per hour. So, does it mean that it takes nearly 100 degrees of electricity to run 24 hours a day? Of course not. When the indoor temperature reaches the set value, the inverter air source heat pump will shut down directly, and the inverter air source heat pump will enter a low-frequency operation state, and the power consumption is very small at this time.
In other words, the energy-saving effect of the air source heat pump is closely related to the insulation of the house, because when the floor heating is heated for the first time, the ground and walls will be heated first. If the house has poor insulation and heat loss is fast, the actual operation time of the air source heat pump will be extended, and the power consumption will naturally be greater.
In addition, the operating cost of the air source heat pump is also closely related to the outdoor ambient temperature. After all, the air source heat pump is a device that only needs a small amount of electricity to drive and mainly compresses and absorbs heat from the air to generate heat. When the ambient temperature is high, the air source heat pump consumes the same amount of electricity and can generate more heat. In the icy and snowy environment, its energy efficiency will be greatly reduced.
However, you don’t have to worry about the air source heat pump not being able to generate heat in a low temperature environment. At present, Leomon’s new generation of ultra-low temperature Jingxiang A7 air source heat pump can already generate heat stably in a low temperature environment of -35 degrees Celsius, which can meet the heating needs of most areas in the north.
What is the effect of a large number of air source heat pumps? How much electricity does it take to start the machine for one hour?
Taking a house of 100 square meters as an example, using an air source heat pump requires about a 5HP air source heat pump with a heating power of about 4KW, which means that the power consumption is about 4 degrees per hour. So, does it mean that it takes nearly 100 degrees of electricity to run 24 hours a day? Of course not. When the indoor temperature reaches the set value, the inverter air source heat pump will shut down directly, and the inverter air source heat pump will enter a low-frequency operation state, and the power consumption is very small at this time.
In other words, the energy-saving effect of the air source heat pump is closely related to the insulation of the house, because when the floor heating is heated for the first time, the ground and walls will be heated first. If the house has poor insulation and heat loss is fast, the actual operation time of the air source heat pump will be extended, and the power consumption will naturally be greater.
In addition, the operating cost of the air source heat pump is also closely related to the outdoor ambient temperature. After all, the air source heat pump is a device that only needs a small amount of electricity to drive and mainly compresses and absorbs heat from the air to generate heat. When the ambient temperature is high, the air source heat pump consumes the same amount of electricity and can generate more heat. In the icy and snowy environment, its energy efficiency will be greatly reduced.
However, you don’t have to worry about the air source heat pump not being able to generate heat in a low temperature environment. At present, Leomon’s new generation of ultra-low temperature Jingxiang A7 air source heat pump can already generate heat stably in a low temperature environment of -35 degrees Celsius, which can meet the heating needs of most areas in the north.
