Fujitsu Heat Pumps
We recommend Fujitsu heat pumps. With over 15 years of industry experience we have found Fujitsu to deliver high quality and reliable products.
Coast Refrigeration & Air Conditioning Ltd are Fujitsu accredited installers meaning that our work is not only backed by a 6 year manufacturer’s warranty but also a 6 year warranty on parts and labour.
Your Options
There are many different options to choose from with heat pumps – high wall units, floor consoles, ducted and cassette units. We come to you and advise the best option for your needs.
FUJITSU HIGH WALL UNIT
FLOOR CONSOLE
DUCTED AIR CONDITIONING
CASSETTE UNITS
The Efficiency of Heat Pumps
Heating a modern home with a heat pump is one of the most efficient forms of heating on the planet and is used for this purpose all over the world.
Heating and air conditioning can come in so many different makes models shapes and sizes and it is the most important thing that the correct equipment is chosen for each installation to ensure it works effectively and efficiently in the environment in which its installed.
There are many things to consider when heating or cooling a home with an air conditioning system. Where to put it? What size should it be?
Installing a Heat Pump - Correctly assessing your needs
- We will visit your home or office or work from new plans to design a system that suits your environment.
- We ensure the system will meet the demands of Hawkes Bays changing seasons.
- We can answer any questions you may have and provide professional advise from experienced people.
How does a heat pump work?
Heat Pumps in the Winter
In winter heating mode, the outdoor unit heat exchanger takes heat energy from the surrounding outdoor air using refrigerant as the heat transfer medium.
Next, the heated refrigerant is pumped through copper pipes to the indoor units heat exchanger. The heat energy is then transferred to the cooler indoor room. This is achieved via the air passing over the indoor heat exchanger.
Heat Pumps in the Summer
In summer cooling mode the indoor units heat exchanger is used to absorb heat energy from the indoor room air using refrigerant as the heat transfer medium cooling the room air.
The refrigerant is then sucked back to the outdoor unit through copper pipes and the heat energy is transferred into the outside air via the outdoor unit's heat exchanger.