Using natural CO₂ as the refrigerant and achieving a high coefficient of performance (COP), CO₂ heat pumps offer both ecological and financial benefits.

A world-first design, Revere™ CO₂ Heat Pumps represent the accumulated know-how and experience of half a century of dedicated manufacturing of water heaters.

The unique capacity of the Revere™ CO₂ Heat Pump to produce 90°C hot water makes it suitable for use in a wide range of industrial, commercial and residential projects, including food processing plants, dairies, shopping centres, apartments, hotels, restaurants, hospitals, aged care, recreational and educational facilities. Revere™ CO₂ Heat Pumps can also be adopted with a high level of safety as the absence of combustion reduces the risk of fire.

Instead of the more conventional ammonia or haloalkane (R134A) refrigerant gases, Revere™ CO₂ Heat Pumps use supercritical carbon dioxide as the refrigerant. The technology offers a means of energy conservation and reduces the emission of greenhouse gas. From the energy output side, the operational characteristics of the heat pump are different to conventional systems (such as electric/gas/oil boilers or electric heaters). With conventional systems, 1kW input of energy provides less than 1 kW of output energy or heat. With a CO₂ heat pump system, every 1kW of input energy consumed produces an average of 3.9 x the input as output energy or heat by extracting heat from the outside air.

Summary

Producing 90°C hot water with an average COP of 3.9, makes Revere™ CO₂ Heat Pumps an ideal energy efficient domestic hot water and space heating system for industrial, commercial and residential applications. This ability to convert 1kW of input energy into 3.9kW of output energy represents an ongoing economical and sustainable water heating solution.

Designed for Space and Energy Efficiency

With a heating performance of 80 kW, the CHP- 080Y2 was developed to reduce high hot water supply costs and large space requirements that inevitably occur in facilities requiring a large hot water supply.

The structure of the Y-shaped frame reduces power consumption and allows units to be installed close together. The heating performance can be switched between three modes in order to adjust the energy to suit how you use hot water, and performance does not decrease* in temperatures down to -15°C.

This flexible system is suitable for a wide range of facilities that use large volumes of hot water, and is durable enough to provide a steady hot water supply for a long time.

* Energy-saving mode only