The application of a split system allows greater flexibility in the location of the outdoor unit due to the longer pipe lengths available on the smaller diameter pipes.

Environmentally-friendly & Energy Saving

An air-to-water heat pump (AWHP) is a cheaper and more sustainable way to heat a living space. With an AWHP, 75% of the total energy comes from a completely renewable source: air. It is powered by electricity which is a more sustainable and cheaper alternative to gas. For each kilowatt of electricity consumed by a heat pump, approximately 4kW of thermal energy is generated, making it considerably more efficient then a condensing gas/oil boiler.

Flexible Performance & Hybrid connection

When the outdoor ambient temperature is too low the leaving water temperature cannot meet the set temperature.
In this instance the inbuilt electric ‘back up heater’ is designed to meet the required exit water temperature.

Super Aqua solutions can integrate backup energies like gas boilers or solar thermal and use them in the most efficient way possible. For example, in the bivalent connection mode the system will choose gas boiler under -10º ambient temperature and change over to air-to-water energy when temperature rises above that point, reaching maximum efficiency for your system. When hybrid connection is turned off, both boiler and heat pump conduct automatic control.

Safe Performance

Sterilisation mode

With the sterilisation mode is activated, elimination of harmful bacteria is achieved by heating to 70ºC the tank’s water. This can be programmed weekly or scheduled for set periods.

Anti-freeze

The anti-freeze program protects hydraulic parts from damage, the water pump will turn on when the water temperature drops below 5ºC. When the water temperature is below 5ºC for more than 10 minutes, the heat pump is turned on to protect the system.

Anti-rust water pump

The water pump runs for 60 seconds when inactive for more than 24 hours. This ensures that water is not stationary for extended periods of time which reduces the risk of rusting.

Smart Grid compatibility

Modern energy companies integrate in their power grids Smart Grid functions. This system sends a signal to all the connected devices that carries information on the energy cost real time. Equipment compatible with this feature can then adjust their behaviour to optimise savings.