Start with the building’s needs so equipment selection reflects the required heating load.
Consider flow temperatures, heat emitters and controls as part of the system design.
Review the refrigerant used in the specific product and its installation requirements.
Consider how the equipment can be inspected, maintained and repaired over its working life.
Use available operating information to help identify issues and refine performance.
Support the installation with appropriate servicing and informed day-to-day operation.
Heat pumps transfer environmental heat into a building using electricity. The most suitable source depends on the site, the building and the project’s practical constraints.
Selected Kronoterm products, including ADAPT 2 and ADAPT MAX, use natural R290 refrigerant. We can help you find the relevant product information and understand the associated siting requirements.
Use a suitable heat loss assessment to inform selection.
Consider emitters and the water temperatures they require.
Review space, access, acoustics and model-specific clearances.
Choose a control strategy that suits the occupants and system.
Plan access, servicing and responsibility for ongoing care.
Discuss available monitoring and the information it can provide.
