Midea "M-Thermal Mono серії MHC (R32)"

The principle of operation of a conventional air conditioner is based on the fact that, in cooling mode, the refrigerant, boiling in the heat exchanger (evaporator) of the indoor unit of the air conditioner, absorbs the heat of the room air and transfers it with the help of a compressor to the heat exchanger (condenser) of the external unit, where the condensation of the refrigerant occurs heat, which is transferred to the environment. The principle of the work of the heat pump is "reverse" - it is based on the transfer of thermal energy from the atmosphere (ambient air) - to the consumer, with the help of the cycle of steam-compression machine operation, which, in turn, heats up, a refrigerant which, through the heat exchanger, "freon-water" provides heating the water in a boiler indirect heating. The storage tank is needed in the system to equalize the heat flow between the source and consumers, as well as in it, it is possible to arrange additional heating of water (heat carrier) with the help of an electric heater and / or an additional circuit from the solar collector, solid fuel boiler, etc. Further, as in the traditional heating system, hot water through the pumping group is supplied to the distribution group, from which comes the closing devices (fan coils), radiators or loops of warm floor and other types of consumers for cooling or heating room air.

Use in this equipment of the modern ozone-depleted freon R32 allows you to improve the performance of the system as a whole and reduce its electropotential.

With the cost of just 1 kW of electrical energy for the operation of the compressor and veneylators of this system, it is possible to obtain the heat output of the capacitor from 4.65 to 6.65 kW, depending on the temperature on the street, the frequency of defrost cycles and heat losses in the room.