Next-generation cooling with
high-performance Heat Pumps

A heat pump controls the temperature by transferring heat. There are three essential components to a heat pump: the outdoor unit (evaporator), the indoor unit(s) (condenser) and the refrigerant.

• • The refrigerant transfers the heat as it circulates between the outdoor and indoor unit(s).
  • The evaporator extracts energy from the renewable source (air, water, geothermal or solar) by forcing the liquid to transform into a gas.
  • The compressor compresses the gas, which raises its temperature.
  • The condenser exchanges the heat from the gas to the heating system, and the gas returns to a liquid state.
  • The expansion valve lowers the pressure of the refrigerant, which triggers evaporation and the cycle begins all over again.

We simply reverse this cycle to cool your home.