Air-to-Water Heat Pumps

Aquarea F, G, H, J, K, L, M-generation

Available HeatAdapt control options:

1. Peak price control by suspending heating and domestic hot water production during highest electricity prices. The number of peak hours during which heating is reduced depends on the weather forecast. In extremely cold weather, the heat pump cannot be turned off for extended periods due to the building's heating requirements.

Aquarea H, J-generation + Panasonic CZ-NS4P additional board

Available HeatAdapt control options:

1. Peak price control by lowering the heating curve and by lowering the domestic hot water setpoint. The number of peak hours during which heating is reduced depends on the weather forecast. In extremely cold weather, the heat pump cannot be turned off for extended periods due to the building's heating requirements.
2. Energy buffering of rooms and/or the buffer tank during the lowest price hours and before high-cost hours
3. Preheating of domestic hot water during the lowest price hours when the heat pump is connected to the boiler

Aquarea K, L-generation + Panasonic CZ-NS5P additional board

Available HeatAdapt control options:

1. Peak price control by lowering the heating curve and by lowering the domestic hot water setpoint. The number of peak hours during which heating is reduced depends on the weather forecast. In extremely cold weather, the heat pump cannot be turned off for extended periods due to the building's heating requirements.
2. Energy buffering of rooms and/or the buffer tank during the lowest price hours and before high-cost hours
3. Preheating of domestic hot water during the lowest price hours when the heat pump is connected to the boiler

Aquarea M-generation + Panasonic CZ-NS6P/NS7P additional board

Available HeatAdapt control options:

1. Peak price control by lowering the heating curve and by lowering the domestic hot water setpoint. The number of peak hours during which heating is reduced depends on the weather forecast. In extremely cold weather, the heat pump cannot be turned off for extended periods due to the building's heating requirements.
2. Energy buffering of rooms and/or the buffer tank during the lowest price hours and before high-cost hours
3. Preheating of domestic hot water during the lowest price hours when the heat pump is connected to the boiler