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Heating system harvests energy
October 1st 2007

Mitsubishi Electric has launched a new heating system that harvests and upgrades the energy found naturally in the outdoor air to minimise energy use and reduce carbon emissions.

The Ecodan heat pump boiler gathers over 70% of the heat energy it needs from the surrounding air.With a conventional gas-fired boiler,1kW of input energy provides less than 1kW of output energy or heat. In comparison, the Ecodan boiler converts every 1kW of input energy into an average of 3.6kW of output energy or heat. Ecodan uses a sealed vapour compression cycle similar to a domestic refrigerator to exchange heat (or energy) between the outdoor air and the water supply. Significantly quieter and smaller than previous generations of ASHPBs, Ecodan is easy to install.

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