The efficiency of Immergas heat pumps

Immergas heat pumps exploit the external air as a source of renewable energy: the heat pump extracts thermal energy from the external air, transferring the heat to the water in the heating system through a refrigeration cycle.

A heat pump becomes a completely renewable energy source only if combined with a photovoltaic system since it requires an electricity-powered compressor for its operation.

Renewable energy for heating and cooling

The "reversible" heat pumps can also perform the cooling function: the refrigerant fluid flows inside the pipes in a closed circuit which absorbs and releases heat passing from the liquid to the gaseous state and vice versa through the components of the heat pump.

In the summer season, the heat pump absorbs the heat from the external environment and dissipates it outside with a special fan.

One of the Immergas heat pumps capable of operating in this way is the Magis Combo, available in the heating only version or also with domestic hot water production.

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Integrated systems and heat pumps

An integrated (or hybrid) system is a set of several technologies and heat generators controlled by a "manager kit" which chooses the most convenient energy source from time to time based on comfort and consumption.

An integrated system can be made up, for example, of a heat pump, boiler, solar system and an electronic control unit that can control the various zones of the system.

This allows you to always take advantage of the most convenient heat generator at any given time while always maintaining high system efficiency.

Why choose a heat pump or hybrid system?

The regulations in force, through the various incentives made available, push more and more towards renewable sources compared to traditional heating systems.

Furthermore, low-consumption ecological solutions increase the value of the property because, with the combination of different renewable technologies, they increase the energy classification of the building-plant system.

These are rapidly expanding technologies and all subject to tax deductions, which allow for a significant reduction in consumption with reasonable payback times on the initial investment.

Tax deductions on heat pumps

The replacement of old heating systems with heat pumps can be included in the various tax deductions in force, such as the 65% IRPEF deduction for the energy requalification of existing buildings, or the Conto Termica 2.0

If you want to make your home more efficient, contact our Acquaclick experts to get a quote suitable for your home.