Heat Pumps For Cold Climates

Are you building a new home? Or just thinking to retrofit the existing construction? You should consider professional heat loss design services to help you through the entire design process. Your professional contractor can help you provide complete integrated hydronic heating package from the air to water heat pump to the PEX piping and manifolds. 

Whatever HVAC project you require, proper designing of any project requires understanding the heating or cooling load. The heating load is the number of BTUs needed in the coldest day year-round to keep the house at the set point temperature. 

Calculating heating load depends on different factors as an improperly sized system could make a significant difference in a cold house that can’t keep warm in severe cold weather. Oversizing your heating equipment results in additional upfront costs and higher monthly operational cost. Therefore, getting the right size is important. 

Choosing the Radiant Floor Design Service –

Professional heat load design services use the state-of-the-art CAD software to optimize the loop layout design so that you will make sure that there are no cold spots available. Whether you’re looking at hydronic heat in concrete, under floor joist or as sub floor, professional contractors can help you out. 

Hydronic fan coils can used for individual room zone heating purposes or hydronic air handler can be incorporated to deliver centralized heating and cooling benefits by using duct work. Therefore, proper sizing of the system is important. It starts with understanding the heat demands of your building. 

Sizing of the Hydronic Pump –

Large size heat pumps cost more money for their operation. Therefore, sizing the pumps is significant. For sizing a pump, you need to do right calculations. More often, it’s a challenging task for a DIYer while building a hydronic heating zone. 

The simulation software will help you calculate the right size heat pump for your project. Getting a right size heat pump will make sure that you take advantage of high performance and minimal operational costs. 

Remote Monitoring –

Nowadays customers want to control their systems completely anywhere any time. While designing a hydronic system using the Resol MX controller, you can get free accessibility to the vbus.net platform. 

This allows the customers to see the status and parameters of their hydronic project in the real time over any computer, tablet or phone. You can compare the historic values to make sure that the system is running at the optimal performance. 

Control Logic –

When it comes to designing an advanced hydronic heating system with different zones, controlling the system properly is a challenging task. Getting all parts communicating together ensures seamless integration. 

While designing a hydronic heating kit, they’ll build the control logic so that the customer or contractor can set up the system quickly to maximize the performance. This system uses the Resol MX controller and can include the control logic on an SD card or email the layout to end user. Plug the SD card into the MX controller and upload the control logic to the controller without any programming. 

Bottom Line –

Are you looking for the complete heat loss design services without additional costs? Feel free to contact Arctic Heat Pumps at sales@arcticheatpumps.com.