The medium-sized heat pump format offers a capacity of 4.05-15.10kW
The Fairland R290 ATW Heat Pump is the first on the market to achieve a COP of 7.0
The Fairland R290 ATW is available in three versions
Credit: Fairland
Fairland, a Chinese heat pump manufacturer, has unveiled a new heat pump system for homes that it says improves efficiency and makes houses warmer and more comfortable by using AI inverter technology.
The Fairland R290 ATW is available in three versions, with capacities of 11kW, 13kW and 16kW, and the smallest model offers a heating capacity of 3.75-13.45kW, as well as a COP range of 4.11-7.00 at temperatures between 7C and 35C.
According to the company, the Fairland R290 ATW Heat Pump is the first on the market to achieve a COP of 7.0, which was achievable thanks to its design and Fairland’s AI inverter technology.
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In a statement, the company said that with dual A+++ performance, it “redefines” energy efficiency and delivers around 40% higher efficiency than average systems.
The medium-sized heat pump format offers a capacity of 4.05-15.10kW with a COP range of 4.09-6.57, and the largest format offers 6.05-20.65kW capacity.
R290 is a form of propane that is used as the heat pump refrigerant and comes with 13 safeguards, including water flow monitoring, winter anti-freeze protection and high-pressure protection.
The leaving water temperature can reach up to 75C, the company said, with its precise AI control optimising R290 refrigerant use, ensuring a safe and efficient operation.
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