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Sign upA game-changing new type of energy efficient and low carbon heat pump boiler
A game-changing new type of energy efficient and low carbon heat pump boiler
boostHEAT has developed the bH 20kW low carbon heat pump boiler to replace old coal and oil heating systems. It uses a thermal compressor, which uses heat from natural gas combustion to efficiently compress a natural coolant (CO2) instead of harmful HFC refrigerants. The unique design of the thermal compressor allows for operation of a high temperature thermal compression cycle, pumping heat with a world-record output of 200% Seasonal Gas Utilisation Efficiency (SGUE). The four-stage thermal compressor, optimized for size and with a hermetically sealed design allowing it to function at high pressure can reduce gas consumption by up to 50%.
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BOOSTHEAT is an environmentally responsible company providing efficient heating solution to optimize natural ressources.
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