Heat pump using electricity to generate heat using heat energy from the environment. By taking the heat from the surrounding air and increasing the temperature by compression it heats the water in the water tank and returns the cooler air to its surroundings.
A ventless dryer which uses refrigerant to catch the hot air from the dryer and pushes it through a compressor to make it even hotter. That new hot air is then pushed back into the dryer and the cycle repeats itself.
Our A/C and heat pump technology provides both heating and cooling to homes and business. They are typically used in areas with moderate climates, as they can provide both comfort and energy efficiency. Our systems work by using a compressor to move refrigerant between the indoor and outdoor units. The refrigerant absorbs heat from the indoor air in the summer and releases it to the outdoor air in the winter. In the summer, the system cools the home by circulating chilled air through the ducts. In the winter, the system heats the home by circulating warm air through the ducts.
Device which removes moisture from the air by condensing it into liquid water, thus reducing the humidity in an area and preventing moisture-related problems and improving air quality.
Residential or commercial appliance essential to food storage, which lowers the reproduction rate of bacteria thus reducing the rate of spoilage.
Provides easy access to clean, cold drinking water which is connected directly to the building's water supply, most commonly used in an office setting.