Ground-source heat pump
In the case of heat pumps with a horizontal pipe system placed in the ground or equipped with geothermal probes, the absorption of environmental heat energy is done by using the available amount of soil.
The heat required for heating is extracted from the groundwater, and then this water is returned to the place of extraction, to the groundwater or strata water, thus ensuring the cycle.
Ground-source heat pumps provide quiet, reliable and environmentally friendly operation, while optimizing costs and CO₂ emissions.
M-Tec - WPS 26 (3-6 kW)
Indoor indoor-mounted, monobloc ground-to-water heat pump for heating and DHW, optionally for cooling, with R410A refrigerant
M-Tec - WPS (412-1052); (3-52 kW)
The indoor-mounted, monobloc brine heat pump is suitable for heating and DHW production, optionally for cooling, with R410A refrigerant
M-Tec - WPD (412, 618); (3-19 kW)
Indoor-mounted, split-design, direct evaporation geothermal heat pump for heating and DHW production, optionally for passive cooling, with R410a refrigerant