Panasonic launches residential CO₂ air-to-water heat pump with COP of 6.1
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Emiliano Bellini
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Panasonic has launched a new residential CO₂ (R744) air-to-water heat pump range that uses natural carbon dioxide refrigerant for efficient hot water production, even in low ambient temperatures. The system is available with 4.0 kW or 6.0 kW outdoor units, 250–400 L tank options, achieves a coefficient of performance (COP) of up to 6.1, operates at around 37 dB(A), supports PV integration, and comes with a 10-year warranty.
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· 3 pulledPanasonic has launched a residential CO₂ (R744) air-to-water heat pump range designed for efficient hot water production, even in low ambient temperatures, using natural carbon dioxide refrigerant.
The system offers 4.0 kW or 6.0 kW outdoor units with 250–400 L tank options, up to COP 6.1 performance, around 37 dB(A) operation, PV integration, and a 10-year warranty.
The system uses a CO₂ (R744) refrigerant system, which relies on carbon dioxide as a natural working fluid.
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