Geothermal heat pump GSHP 9 TR/V200 GHL with stratified DHW heater 7638348

Ground source heat pump is an efficient and quiet energy source, ideal for heating and cooling buildings. It utilizes the stable temperature of the ground, which translates to high efficiency even in low outdoor temperatures. This is an investment that can bring savings in the long run, although it involves initial costs for drilling boreholes or an extensive ground collector installation.

This model, GSHP 9 TR/V200 GHL, combines the advantages of a ground source heat pump with the comfort of domestic hot water heating. An integrated 200-liter DHW tank with a plate heat exchanger and a circulating pump ensures a constant supply of hot water, and its placement under the heat pump creates an aesthetic and compact unit. This design saves space and looks modern.

The pump is equipped with advanced safety features, including titanium anodes (Titan Active System), which protect against corrosion and extend the life of the device. In addition, the delivery includes all necessary connection cables and adjustable feet for easy installation. The manufacturer offers a 5-year warranty on the heat pump itself – a solid argument confirming its reliability.

What is worth knowing?

• The GSHP heat pump is a reversible device – it can both heat and cool rooms in summer.
• Thanks to its high energy efficiency (COP up to 5.6 in water/water mode), it allows you to reduce the operating costs of the heating system.
• Control via the DIEMATIC iSystem regulator allows for optimization of the device's operation and adaptation to individual needs.
• The use of a scroll compressor ensures quiet operation of the heat pump.
• The DHW tank is equipped with a plate heat exchanger, which translates to fast heating of domestic hot water.

This model is particularly recommended for investors who value comfort, reliability and long-term savings associated with the use of renewable energy sources. It is an ideal solution for both new buildings and for the modernization of existing heating installations.