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no, this one uses the same principle of an hvac, to heat the water with around 1/3 of the energy needed with a resistance. so far, are very common in new build
by joking 6y ago
no, this one uses the same principle of an hvac, to heat the water with around 1/3 of the energy needed with a resistance.
so far, are very common in new buildings, as you can use the same heat pump you use to climatization, to also heat the domestic water.
- alkonaut 6y agoYes my heater is a heat pump and it has been for 30 years. As have all my neighbors’ heaters. Because it’s cold where we live and we use it for heating the whole house (hot water for radiators too). I didn’t think anyone in cold climates or even moderately cold (e.g continental Europe) would use a direct heater, at least not if they have hot water radiators.