Produce centralized hot water for hotels, hospitals, dormitories, gyms and other commercial facilities using heat extracted from outdoor air. Dedicated R32 and R290 versions can be selected according to daily demand, peak consumption, climate and required water temperature.
*Range and maximum temperature vary by model and operating condition. Send location, demand profile, inlet and target temperatures, power supply and quantity for selection.
Send us the project's actual hot water demand and operating conditions instead of choosing equipment from floor area, room count or nominal catalogue capacity alone. CASSKY will calculate the required heating capacity, storage volume, recovery time and unit configuration, then provide a project-specific selection proposal.
Tell us the building type, user or room count, operating schedule and estimated litres of hot water required each day. Include guest rooms, showers, kitchens, laundry, cleaning and any other connected hot water use.
Provide the highest-use period, the expected hot water volume during that period and how quickly the system must recover. This allows us to coordinate heat pump capacity with storage instead of oversizing either part of the system.
Send the project location, winter design temperature, cold-water inlet temperature and required storage or outlet temperature. We will check available heating output under the stated condition rather than relying only on nominal catalogue capacity.
CASSKY will recommend the large commercial air source heat pump model, unit quantity, preliminary tank volume and recovery strategy. The proposal can also address water flow, electrical requirements, staged operation, backup and redundancy where required.
This reference drawing shows how multiple commercial air source heat pump water heater units can connect to common supply and return headers. Pumps, water treatment, expansion control, filtration, sensors, system controls and an emergency heat source must be selected together to deliver the required hot water flow and operating reliability.
Swipe the diagram horizontally to view the component labels.
Use this as a connection reference—not a final bill of materials. CASSKY will confirm unit quantity, design flow, pump head, pipe sizing, branch quantity, water-treatment requirements, storage requirement, backup capacity and control points from the project load and site conditions.
Each advantage is tied to a system decision: energy use, peak-load coverage, project scale and controls. Final performance still depends on ambient and water temperatures.
Transfers heat from ambient air into the water circuit, reducing dependence on direct resistance heating during normal heat pump operation.
Dedicated refrigerant configurations allow selection according to destination-market rules, model range and project requirements.
Works with a correctly sized tank to separate heat production from short peaks and maintain usable hot water across changing demand.
Select unit capacity and quantity for the load. Where supported, staged multi-unit operation can address larger projects and redundancy.
Performance transparency: COP and output should be compared only at the same ambient, inlet-water and outlet-water test conditions. Request the model performance table before final selection.
Core data for preliminary selection. Final capacity is matched to hot-water demand, recovery time, ambient conditions, storage volume and recirculation load.
| Heating Capacity | 216-630 kW* |
|---|---|
| Maximum Outlet Water | Up to 62°C* |
| Refrigerant | R32 or R290, model-specific |
| Power Supply | 380-415 V / 3 Ph / 50 Hz* |
| System Configuration | Single or modular multi-unit system with hot-water storage |
Preliminary selection data: Values marked * vary by model and rated test condition. See the product datasheet for complete performance tables, dimensions, connections and electrical data.
Download Full Product Datasheet →Application type helps define the demand profile, but it does not replace load calculation. Select the heat pump and tank from occupancy, usage schedule, peak draw and target temperature.
Account for occupancy, peak shower periods, housekeeping, kitchen and laundry loads, plus the required recovery window.
Confirm hygiene-temperature strategy, peak load, backup capacity, redundancy and local healthcare requirements.
Use occupancy and hourly draw profiles to cover repeated morning and evening peaks with coordinated recovery and storage.
Match shower and service-water demand to opening hours and visitor traffic. Treat pool heating as a separate circuit.
Provide the operating conditions for a preliminary recommendation covering heat pump capacity, unit quantity and storage. OEM scope and inspection requirements are confirmed before production.
Send the target market, load data, refrigerant, voltage, required certification, branding files and estimated quantity. Final hydraulic design and local compliance remain subject to the project engineer.
Discuss Your Hot Water Project →Five practical answers for project sizing, storage, system configuration and OEM sourcing.
Calculate the energy needed to raise the required water volume from inlet to storage temperature within the available recovery period. Then verify unit output at the project’s design ambient condition and include system losses and the agreed design margin.
Tank volume depends on the peak draw profile, available heat pump recovery, target storage temperature and acceptable reheating time. Provide hourly demand data where possible; daily consumption alone cannot define the tank.
Parallel units can be considered for higher capacity, staged operation or redundancy. Confirm the permitted unit quantity, sequencing logic and communication method for the selected controller before final design.
It may replace or reduce the duty of an existing heater when heat pump capacity, storage and backup strategy meet the target temperature and peak demand under winter design conditions. Retrofit projects also require checks of electrical capacity, plant space, pipework and controls.
Send the target market, R32 or R290 preference, capacity range, voltage and frequency, certification requirements, branding files, manual languages and estimated quantity. Available customization can then be confirmed by model.
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