Cooling your house with heat pumps

Cool your house with a heat pump from Thermia. A heat pump does not just heat your house, on warm summer days it can even cool your house. A Thermia heat pump is also effective as air conditioning or whatever you wish to call your cooling unit. Whatever you call it, the heat pump cools your house and who wouldn’t want a cool house on a hot summer day?
 
Thermia differentiate between two types of cooling. We call it passive cooling and active cooling. 

Passive cooling

For example, in your rock heat pump there is a coil that goes into the rock. The temperature in the coil is 7-14 degrees. The fluid in the coil can be used in the whole system to cool your house. When the heat pump circulates the cool liquid in the coil, cooling is created at a cost corresponding to the energy consumption of a couple of light bulbs. This technology for passive cooling is integrated in our Thermia Comfort model but the technology can be used in all Thermia’s heat pump solutions except for air heating, using a cooling module available as an accessory.

Active cooling

If passive cooling is not sufficient, Thermia's heat pumps, with the help of the compressor, can produce more cooling. Active cooling achieves the same level of cooling as specially adapted air conditioning.