With the implementation of the policy of replacing coal with electricity on campus, traditional heating equipment is also being upgraded, and many campuses choose air source heat pumps as energy output devices. On the one hand, it is due to the strong promotion of clean energy equipment within the system, and on the other hand, it is due to the extensive application channels and many advantages of air source heat pump units. What are the application ways of air source heat pump units in schools? These include:

Heating: Air source heat pumps can be used in school heating systems to achieve heating by absorbing heat from outdoor air and transferring it to the interior. This approach can save energy and reduce carbon emissions because heat pumps can use energy more efficiently than traditional heating methods.

Air conditioning: Air source heat pumps can also be used in school air conditioning systems. When the indoor temperature rises, the heat pump absorbs heat from the indoor air and releases it into the outdoor air, thereby reducing the indoor temperature. This method is more energy efficient than traditional air conditioning systems.

Hot water supply: Air source heat pumps can also be used in hot water supply systems in schools. Heat pumps can absorb heat from outdoor air and transfer it to hot water, thereby heating water. This method is more energy-saving than traditional hot water heating methods and can save energy costs for schools.

Air source heat pumps have a good application prospect in school heating because they have the following advantages:

Efficient and energy-saving: Air source heat pumps can convert low-temperature heat energy in outdoor air into high-temperature heat energy, with an energy efficiency ratio of around 300%, which is more energy-saving than traditional electric heaters, gas boilers, and other equipment.

Environmental protection and energy conservation: Air source heat pumps use environmentally friendly refrigerants, which do not require fuel combustion and do not emit harmful gases, in line with energy conservation and environmental protection policies.

Safe and reliable: The air source heat pump uses low-temperature heat energy, which does not generate open flames, avoiding potential fire hazards, and is safe and reliable to use.

Convenient and practical: Air source heat pumps do not require specialized boiler rooms and flues, making installation and maintenance simpler and easier, as well as upgrading and upgrading the heating system in schools.

Air source heat pumps can be widely used in heating, air conditioning, and hot water supply in schools to improve energy efficiency, reduce carbon emissions, and save energy costs.