To what temperature can a heat pump raise the temperature of a medium?

2009-11-05View Original

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To what temperature can a heat pump raise the temperature of a medium?

Reply #22009-11-05

The temperature of a conventional heat pump is usually around 55–50 degrees; theoretically, the temperature of the working fluid can reach 49–54 degrees. When such high temperatures are required, it’s better to use a boiler as a heat source. Heat pumps are more suitable for heating water in constant-temperature swimming pools or massage pools, where the desired temperature is below 40 degrees.

Reply #32009-11-05

I read the information once; it states that heat pumps can reach 60 degrees.

Reply #42009-11-05

It can’t be generalized; it depends on the refrigerant you use. High-temperature refrigerants can reach higher temperatures.

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