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Mitsubishi Electric announces the launch of a new high temperature water-to-water heat pump which reduces the global warming potential (GWP) by 56% over the previous models.
The EW-HT-G05 upgrades the popular EW-HT range and uses non-flammable refrigerant R134a (GWP100 = 573 as per AR5), which has an ASHRAE A1 safety class. This enables customers to easily replace antiquated fossil fuel heating systems by building a complete cascade system that utilizes the same refrigerant throughout.
Available in four sizes to offer 73kW to 130kW, the units include two independent refrigerant circuits and a unique plate heat exchanger to provide water temperatures up to 78°C. The dual circuits allow customers to separate their Low Temperature Hot Water (LTHW) circuit – used for Space Heating, from the Hot Water Circuit used for Domestic Hot Water (DHW).
The EW-HT is designed with a compact footprint for indoor placement, installation is straightforward, and the independent circuits mean it can operate in part load to improve efficiency during low-demand periods. Several options are also available such as touch screen display, refrigerant leak detection and Master-Client group controls.
With a wide operating envelope, the EW-HT can support a range of commercial applications by interfacing between the LTHW circuit and the DHW circuit. Units can also be harmonised with the INTEGRA range of Simultaneous Heating & Cooling equipment (4-pipe) for residential and commercial buildings, industrial process heat recovery (including IT Cooling) and district heating systems.
Further information on Mitsubishi Electric‘s new heat pump can be found here.
Mitsubishi Electric Living Systems,
Travellers Lane,
Hatfield,
Hertfordshire,
AL10 8XB
United Kingdom
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