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There are air to water heatpumps. Usually for heating, but many also support cooling. And water can be buffered, that's common practice with heatpump heating an
by j-a-a-p 3y ago
There are air to water heatpumps. Usually for heating, but many also support cooling. And water can be buffered, that's common practice with heatpump heating anyway.
Perhaps also use a buffering style deployment like floor heating, then you active the thermal mass of the building.
So, I should be possible to solve this with off the shelve components, if you want to go beyond the traditional air to air airconditioners.