Three Ovum air-source heat pumps for 25 apartments
Alsterdorfer Straße: Interior and exterior units, foundations, earthwork
On Alsterdorfer Straße in Hamburg, three Ovum air-source heat pumps were integrated into the existing heating system of an apartment building with 25 residential units.
The scope of work included the installation of indoor and outdoor units, foundations, and earthwork for piping.
Reference from Wüpper Energie- und Haustechnik GmbH.
Three heat pumps for a building with 25 residential units
In an apartment building with 25 residential units on Alsterdorfer Straße in Hamburg, three OVUM air-source heat pumps were integrated into the existing heating system. The work included pouring foundations for the outdoor units, excavation work for piping, and core drilling between the indoor and outdoor units. Information regarding the previously used heating system and performance data is not available for this project.
3 × OVUM Air-Source Heat Pump
Integrated together into the building's existing heating system.
Foundations & Core Drilling
Structural foundation for the outdoor units and piping.
MIRA Plus Controller
Standard system control for OVUM heat pumps.
Why Using Multiple Heat Pumps Can Be a Good Idea for Larger Buildings
In a building with 25 residential units, the heating demand typically exceeds what a single heat pump can reasonably handle. In this project, the demand was instead distributed among three units, which were collectively integrated into the existing heating system. The specific allocation depends on the structural and technical conditions of the respective building.
Implemented by an OVUM partner company
Foundation work, earthwork, core drilling, and the installation and commissioning of the three heat pumps were all coordinated through a single point of contact.