We are interested in the Heat battery technology for use in our home, we are considering the 280L version (unit 12 size) and was wondering what the energy demand is required to reheat the system. We currently have 2 EV cars charging at night and a House battery. We are looking to replace our old oil heating system with an Air Source heat pump. So our electricity needs are already quite high, we have a 4kw solar array helping out, but that is dedicated to topping up the house battery, but here is surplus on cloudless days. What rating is the 12 unit demanding from the consumer box?
If the Sunamp PCM melts at 58 C, for domestic hot water applications, then these units won't charge off a standalone, low temperature heat pump. You'd need a high temperature Heat Pump, running at an inefficient high temperature, to charge the unit.
I have an application where 127 deg F would be the minimum temperature of hot water needed from the system. What is the temperature range for the hot watered delivered by your system? This would be for a temperature swing solvent extraction application.
Your not providing the energy consumption to change the phase of the material back in to original form.
We are interested in the Heat battery technology for use in our home, we are considering the 280L version (unit 12 size) and was wondering what the energy demand is required to reheat the system. We currently have 2 EV cars charging at night and a House battery. We are looking to replace our old oil heating system with an Air Source heat pump. So our electricity needs are already quite high, we have a 4kw solar array helping out, but that is dedicated to topping up the house battery, but here is surplus on cloudless days. What rating is the 12 unit demanding from the consumer box?
If the Sunamp PCM melts at 58 C, for domestic hot water applications, then these units won't charge off a standalone, low temperature heat pump. You'd need a high temperature Heat Pump, running at an inefficient high temperature, to charge the unit.
Your the only ones to have the Ral certification because its not industry grade is a sub standard method of testing.
3,5Kw/h or 0 heat loss is still the same- In cost 1000 kw/h loss per year difference is about 40 euro and does not justify the extra cost of this unit
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I have an application where 127 deg F would be the minimum temperature of hot water needed from the system. What is the temperature range for the hot watered delivered by your system? This would be for a temperature swing solvent extraction application.
have been trying to buy six devices but their sales team is a waste if time have tried so many times - I actually believe they do not exist