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ALTECNIC COUNTRY MANAGER FOR ROI & NI CHRIS REILLY EXPLORES HOW THE INSTALLATION OF BUFFER TANKS CAN BE A GAME-CHANGER FOR EFFICIENCY OF HEAT PUMP INSTALLATIONS…
Chris Reilly.
Elevating heat pump efficiency
Heat pump systems have become increasingly popular due to their energy-efficient nature. However, they can be a costly investment, which can face challenges related to efficiency, temperature fluctuations and system longevity. There are various components which offer an innovative solution to these issues, ensuring optimal performance and comfort in heat pump systems.
increased wear and tear. The result is not just energy savings, but also an extended lifespan for the heat pump system, as well as greater comfort for homeowners who want consistent water temperatures. 569 SERIES BUFFER TANKS Altecnic 569 Series buffer tanks have been specifically designed to optimise domestic or small commercial heat pump systems and come in various sizes, accommodating different heat pump capacities and system requirements. Designed with multiple connection points, the 569 Series buffer tanks facilitate effortless integration into existing heat pump installations. With precision engineering and forward-thinking design, these buffer tanks have been engineered to elevate heat pump systems to new heights of efficiency and reliability. Constructed from high-quality materials, the 569 series buffer tanks offer excellent corrosion resistance. This durability extends the tank’s lifespan and contributes to the reliability of the entire system. With this, these buffer tanks feature thermal insulation to minimise heat loss and ensure that the stored heat remains available for distribution, maximising energy efficiency. The complete Altecnic buffer tank range covers from 8l to 5,000l capacities.
POWERING EFFICIENCY AND STABILITY WITH BUFFER TANKS
Buffer tanks, often overlooked in the grand scheme of heating systems, serve as guardians of efficiency and comfort. These reservoirs store excess heat generated by heat pumps during peak production periods. Instead of allowing this heat to go to waste, buffer tanks preserve it for later use, reducing the frequency of start- ups and shutdowns. This translates to improved energy efficiency, as heat pumps can run at their optimal efficiency levels for longer periods. Moreover, buffer tanks prevent rapid temperature fluctuations by providing a steady source of heat during peak demand. This minimises the on-off cycling of heat pumps, which can lead to
Altecnic 569 Series buffer tanks are designed to optimise domestic or small commercial heat pump systems.
For more information, contact Chris Reilly, Country Manager for Ireland, on +353 (0)85 215 2288 or e-mail chris.reilly@altecnic.co.uk or visit the website at www.altecnic.co.uk
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