An existing home in Angerberg is now heated with propane as well.
Renovation of Existing Buildings Using CubeTank
In an existing home in Angerberg, a propane-air heat pump with a CubeTank has replaced the oil-fired heating system.
The switch reduces fossil fuel consumption and efficiently utilizes environmental heat in the existing building.
Reference from MECO GmbH.
Conversion in an existing building
In an existing home in Angerberg, an oil-fired heating system was replaced with an air-source heat pump using the natural refrigerant propane, along with a Cube buffer storage tank from OVUM. MECO handled the earthwork, core drilling, and electrical installation. Specific details regarding the model designation, energy consumption, or delivery head are not available for this project.
OVUM Air-Source Heat Pump
Uses propane, a natural refrigerant, instead of synthetic refrigerants.
Cube Buffer Storage
Stores the heat generated for heating and hot water.
MIRA Plus Controller
Standard system control for the OVUM heat pump.
What a transition within the existing portfolio entails
Unlike in a new construction project, the new plant must be integrated into an existing building. In Angerberg, this involved earthwork, core drilling for the necessary piping, and the appropriate electrical installation. Whether a heat pump is suitable in a particular case depends, among other things, on the existing heating system and the building’s insulation standards.
Implemented by an OVUM partner company
Earthwork, core drilling, electrical installation, and the installation of the heat pump and Cube storage tank were all handled through a single point of contact.