Arctic Hydronic Air to Water Heat Pump - 29,000 BTU with Cold Climate Inverter

Description

ARCTIC 035ZA/BE - Cold Weather
Air to Water Heat Pump - Hydronic
Requires SIN or Tax ID for shipping to USA
How Cold?
Arctic Heat Pumps were originally developed for Finland to operate in harsh winter conditions.  These Air to Water Hydronic Heat Pumps are the most advanced cold weather air source heat pumps on the market. With positive heat gains in outside temperatures down to     -15 F (-25 C), Arctic Heat Pumps are specifically designed for northern climates.
Heating Meets Cooling.
There are two sides to every story, and it’s no different with your home's climate control. Arctic Heat Pumps not only produced heat, they also cool. ARCTIC heat pumps are specifically designed to both heat in the winter, and cool in the summer. The result? A quicker payback, more flexibility, higher energy savings, and better functionality. Don't dread your climate, utilize it with ARCTIC.
FEATURES
EVI DC inverter technology rated to -22 F (-30 C)
Heats and Cools
Hydronic Heating, Domestic Hot Water, Pools and Hot Tubs
Easy to install with no refrigeration mechanic needed
Digital controller with Celsius & Fahrenheit
Integrated Logic Back Up Heating
Monobloc design with Evaporator and Compressor in
same
unit
Smart Defrost
Drain Pan Freeze Protection
ULTRA Quiet composite fan blades
SPECIFICATIONS – 020A
Volts
220-240 VAC
Amps
14.8 Amps
Rated Output @ (45 F/7C)
29,000 BTU
Recommended Flow Rate
6.5 GPM
Weight
200 lBS
Sound
53 dB(A)
Dimensions
47.5” x 20.7” x 34.4”
HOW IT WORKS
EVI heat pump with DC Inverter- Works down to -22 F (-30 C)
This air to water heat pump is the most efficient cold weather heat pump on the Market. It Heats and cools with over 70% savings of traditional heating equipment.  It does this using both an Enhanced Vapour Injector (EVI) and also a true DC variable compressor.
The
Arctic Heat Pump
harness the energy found in the air.  By using a specialized Enhanced Vapor Injection system to increase the heating capacity and the COP, the energy in the air is transferred to subcooled R410a Freon inside the unit through an oversized evaporator.   This energy is then transferred to the compressor where it is compressed causing its temperature to increase to a very hot gas.   The hot gas then passes through a plate heat exchanger where it is transferred to a glycol heating solution and moved into the house via a pump.  This hot liquid is then stored in a buffer tank where it can be distributed to the house through any means of hydronic heating such as radiant floor heating loops, central air handlers for forces air, and local zone fan coils for individual room heating.  This energy can also be used to heat up pools or hot tubs.   In cooling mode the unit reverses direction and chills the fluid.  This colder fluid can be used for AC in a hydronic air handler as it would in a normal house or through zone fan coils or even radiant floor cooling.
The unit consumes only 1/3 to 1/4 of the electricity that it produces resulting is energy savings as high as 75% compared to rational electric or gas.
Example Layout – with Radiant floor and Zone Fan Coils
Optional domestic hot water
shown
COP PERFORMANCE CURVES
Return Policy
We want you to be 100% satisfied with your purchase, if you are not, ship it back to us in the original packaging condition and we will refund your purchase less a 10% restocking fee, provided the equipment is received in good condition. Refund offer valid for 30 days from receipt of product.
Warranty
We feel that being honest is a much better policy to win your trust rather than trying to lure you with nearly impossible statements such as lifetime warranty. Nothing lasts forever! Our warranty policy is simple; we offer a 1 year warranty on everything we sell and 2 years on the compressor.  With this warranty you will get NO hassle next business day replacement (if shipping service and inventory permits). However, as a valued customer you will get technical support through the lifetime ownership of your product. The warranty cover failures that occur during normal operational conditions or manufactures defects. It does not cover failure due to inappropriate operation such as freezing or external damages. Damage caused by vandalism, storms, floods etc. Your household insurance should be modified to cover the system from such situations.