Sure, everything is possible, in theory, in practice it has to be seen specifically. As said typically heat pumps work around 45-50 °, those that can reach hig

Sure, everything is possible, in theory, in practice it has to be seen specifically. As said typically heat pumps work around 45-50 °, those that can reach higher temperature do exist, but are not common. There is a rather nice paper (by Caleffi which produces mostly valves) that is a good intro to the conversion from burner boilers to heat pumps or other lower temperature heating systems: https://www.caleffi.com/sites/default/files/file/idronics_25_na.pdf https://www.caleffi.com/sites/default/files/file/idronics_25...