Standarized Model Upto

Standardized models +90C capable

Performance range:

20kW to 2000kW+

Refrigerant:

Natural refrigerant, HFOs, R134a

Medium temperature heating:

+30°C to +90°C

Medium temperature cooling:

-7°C to +30°C

Rockshell Corp’s design and application engineering team can guide its customers through every step to ensure the correct heat pump solution is offered. The team is also capable of delivering the entire solution with pumps, buffer vessels, sensors, piping, and accessories.

Types of Heat Pumps:

Air-Source Heat Pumps (ASHP): These systems extract heat from the outdoor air and are suitable for a wide range of commercial applications. They can be installed on rooftops or common spaces where cold air can be released into the atmosphere.

Water-Source Heat Pumps (WSHP): WSHPs use a water loop for heat exchange. They are particularly efficient in buildings with a dedicated water source, such as cooling towers or geothermal wells.

Ground-Source Heat Pumps (GSHP): GSHPs utilize the stable temperature of the ground or a water source for heat exchange. They are highly efficient but may require more extensive installation.

Why Industrial Facilities Choose Dual Source Heat Pumps?

Intelligent Source Switching Automatically alternates between ground and air sources based on real-time conditions to ensure optimal energy usage and reliability.

Lower Operational Costs Reduces reliance on fossil fuels and stabilizes energy bills by using the most cost-effective heat source available.

Considerations:

Proper installation, regular maintenance, and careful consideration of specific building requirements are essential to maximizing a heat pump’s benefits. Key factors to consider when selecting a commercial heat pump include proper sizing and capacity calculations to meet the building’s specific needs, routine maintenance to ensure optimal efficiency and extended lifespan, the use of eco-friendly refrigerants with low global warming potential (GWP) to minimize environmental impact, and compliance with local building codes and regulations. Rockshell Corp’s design and application engineering team guides customers through every step of the process to ensure the right heat pump solution is selected and is fully capable of delivering a complete system, including pumps, buffer vessels, sensors, piping, and accessories.

Salient features of commercial heat pump units

Units come with low GWP HFO
Ultra-low noise unit
Unit capable of delivering up to 90C in heating mode
Unit is equipped with shell and tube heat exchangers to deal with harsh-quality water
Compact footprint
Unit available with MODBUS communication for BMS connectivity

Benefits of Rockshell Corp’s Heat Pumps:

Energy Efficiency: Rockshell Corp’s commercial heat pumps are known for their energy efficiency, which can result in significant cost savings on energy bills.
Year-Round Comfort: Units capable of delivering 130C temperature.
High Heating and Cooling Capacity: A turn-down of around 10% to 20% can be achieved in most cases, this makes the unit ideal where process demands keep fluctuating.
Environmental Sustainability: Capable of delivering the entire solution with pumps, buffer vessels, sensors, piping, and accessories.
Zoning Capabilities: Unit available with all common communication protocols Modbus, Profibus, Profinet, and BACNet.
Long Lifespan: With proper maintenance, commercial heat pumps can have a long operational life, providing a reliable HVAC solution.
Lower Operating Costs: The high efficiency of these systems can lead to lower operating costs, making them a cost-effective choice for commercial properties.
Quiet Operation: Noise reduction features are often incorporated to ensure quiet operation, which is essential for maintaining a comfortable environment, particularly in commercial and industrial settings.
Remote Monitoring and Control: Our commercial heat pumps offer remote monitoring and control capabilities, allowing facility managers to monitor system performance and make adjustments remotely, enhancing system reliability and efficiency.