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Modern Hydronics & Heat Pumps – The Heat Pump That Changes Everything
Webinar
Learn about the most advanced hydronic heat pump technology in the industry and see how it can help your customers achieve their comfort goals.
Learning Objectives:
-Understand the exciting new features and benefits of the WV Rev. J model, including:
-Discover how the WV Rev. J simplifies installation with no buffer tank required.
-Learn how we are revolutionizing dual fuel installations.
-See how EPIC connected controls enable effortless system monitoring.
-Understand how the on-screen set-up guide ensures a seamless and quick installation process.
-Explore the benefits of an all-in-one system for heating, cooling, and hot water, maximizing efficiency in a compact design.
-Forward-facing 5” full-color touchscreen.
-Discover how the WV Rev. J simplifies installation with no buffer tank required.
-Learn how we are revolutionizing dual fuel installations.
-See how EPIC connected controls enable effortless system monitoring.
-Understand how the on-screen set-up guide ensures a seamless and quick installation process.
-Explore the benefits of an all-in-one system for heating, cooling, and hot water, maximizing efficiency in a compact design.
-Forward-facing 5” full-color touchscreen.
Prerequisites:
NADate: March 20, 2025
Duration: 1 Hour
Minimum Size: NA
Cost: FREE
Modern Hydronics & Heat Pumps – Reducing Water Temperature in Legacy Hydronic Systems
Webinar
One of the prime markets for both air-to-water and geothermal water-to-water heat pumps is as a retrofit heat source to an existing hydronic system. Those systems often have heat emitters such as fin-tube baseboards or cast-iron radiators that were sized to operate at relatively high water temperatures such as 160–200 ºF. While such water temperatures are typically beyond the range of most current-generation hydronic heat pumps, there are ways to reduce those temperature requirements so that a heat pump can be successfully used as the system’s primary heat source. The February Modern Hydronics & Heat Pumps webinar will describe how water temperatures can be reduced through both building load reduction and modifying the existing hydronic distribution system.
Learning Objectives:
• Be able to calculate the effect of load reduction on supply water temperature requirements.
• Understand how outdoor reset control can keep heat pumps operating at their maximum efficiency.
• Learn simplified ways to add heat emitters to an existing system.
• Measure the thermal performance of an existing hydronic circuit.
Learning Objectives:
• Be able to calculate the effect of load reduction on supply water temperature requirements.
• Understand how outdoor reset control can keep heat pumps operating at their maximum efficiency.
• Learn simplified ways to add heat emitters to an existing system.
• Measure the thermal performance of an existing hydronic circuit.
Prerequisites:
None