Heater

Aerothermal energy is a renewable energy that takes advantage of the energy stored in the form of heat in the air and transfers it to the interior of the house to provide heating, cooling and sanitary hot water to the house. An energy that presents a high performance with a minimum consumption.

How does it work?

A simple principle

Through a heat pump, the existing thermal energy is recovered from the outside air and passes it through a circuit filled with ecological refrigerant. An exchanger will be in charge of transmitting the energy generated to the heating circuit and domestic hot water of the house. 75% of the energy provided by aerothermal energy comes from outside air and only 25% comes from electricity consumption.

Advantages of aerothermal

It is a natural, renewable and inexhaustible energy that does not pollute and is highly profitable, since significant savings are achieved in the electricity bill.

The installation of the aerothermal equipment is simple due to its modular structure. They consist of an outdoor unit and an indoor unit, to which the indoor emission devices are connected.

It is a versatile type of installation, capable of carrying out three functions in the same equipment: heating, cooling and domestic hot water.

Aerothermal devices can reduce emissions by up to 50% compared to traditional energies.