Patented product! Heat pump with supercooled heat exchanger.
The "Cute Heat Pump" is a heat pump that can utilize air cooling, water cooling, and geothermal energy, allowing for simultaneous hot water supply, temperature increase, and heating. It incorporates the technology of reusing refrigerant temperature that was traditionally discarded, known as "subcooled heat exchange." With this patented technology for subcooling, it can provide hot water from a supply temperature of 10°C to 40°C at no cost during air cooling, making it very economical to use. 【Features】 ■ Simultaneous hot water supply during cooling ■ Hot water supply during heating possible through waste heat utilization *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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You can reduce approximately 75% of the fuel costs, which include oil or gas expenses and air conditioning electricity costs. This solution addresses most of the concerns in the ryokan industry regarding "energy costs, management, and effort," and its lightweight and compact design significantly reduces installation space, while also excelling in transportability and installation. *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.*
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Blue Ocean Center Co., Ltd. is a company engaged in total solution business for resource reconstruction, dealing with biomass boilers, heat pumps, LED lighting, wind power generation, and more. We achieve excellent product strength and low implementation costs by collaborating with small and medium-sized enterprises and venture companies that possess high technical capabilities.
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