The working principle of air energy is very similar to air conditioning, both using the inverse Carnot principle to collect the heat energy in the air, and then convert this heat into heat in the water storage tank. This heat will evaporate and achieve the heating effect.
Compared to air conditioning, air can be more energy-efficient because air-powered water heaters have an additional storage tank with strong insulation capabilities. When the water temperature reaches a stable level, it automatically switches to insulation without consuming electricity. According to data, the energy consumption of air is 25% of that of electric heaters and 50% of that of gas stoves.
In addition, with the special stainless steel corrugated floor heating pipe, due to the high thermal conductivity of the metal material, its thermal conductivity efficiency is 80 times that of plastic pipes. It only takes 20 minutes to heat up to 20 ℃, and the energy-saving effect is as high as 30%.
The combination of the two will be more efficient and energy-saving.
