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What are the precautions for heat pumps?

2016-10-18View Original

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What are the precautions for heat pumps? How fast should the temperature be increased? Are there any special requirements for heat pumps in winter?
Reply #22016-10-18
All pumps that require a heat pump have a minimum heat pump line; just ensure it is properly set up. As for how long, it depends on the size of the pump and the temperature to be achieved. Generally, 5 minutes is sufficient, unless there are special requests.
Reply #32016-10-18
For heat pumps, it’s sufficient to pay attention to the rate of temperature rise. The books state that this rate should not exceed 50°C per hour, but in practice we have also used a rate of no more than 100°C per hour, and this has not caused any significant issues.
Reply #42016-10-18
For heat pumps, it’s sufficient to pay attention to the rate of temperature rise. The books state that this rate should not exceed 50°C per hour, but in practice we have also used a rate of no more than 100°C per hour, and this has not caused any significant issues.

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