Air source heat pump is a device that uses air as a heat or cold source to achieve refrigeration, heating, and hot water functions through compression heating or cooling. Its working principle can be simply summarized as: absorbing or releasing heat from the air, using components such as compressors, heat exchangers, and expansion valves to achieve heat transfer and conversion, and achieving the purpose of temperature regulation.

The application categories of air source heat pumps mainly include the following:

Air conditioning: An air source heat pump can exhaust indoor heat from the outside through a refrigeration cycle, achieving cooling of indoor air. The single cooled air source heat pump can only cool, while the cold and warm type can both cool and heat.

Heating: Air source heat pumps absorb and transfer heat from outdoor air to the indoor environment through a heating cycle, achieving an increase in indoor temperature. In colder climate conditions, air source heat pumps can also be used in conjunction with other heating equipment.

Hot water: Air source heat pumps can also supply hot water by heating water. Generally speaking, the hot water temperature of air source heat pumps is relatively low, making them suitable for use in household or commercial bathing and other places.

Other applications: In addition to the main application scenarios mentioned above, air source heat pumps can also be used in fields such as underfloor heating systems and constant temperature swimming pools.

In short, air source heat pumps have the advantages of convenient use, energy conservation, and environmental protection. They have complete system solutions in areas such as building heating and cooling, animal husbandry, coal mine energy conservation, grain storage, and heat pump drying, and have broad application prospects!