How Heat Pumps Work

• Refrigerant in the evaporator is colder than the heat source. This causes the heat to move from the heat source (in this case the outside air) to the refrigerant, which then evaporates
• This vapour moves to the compressor and reaches a higher temperature and pressure
• The hot vapour now enters the condenser and gives off heat as it condenses
• The refrigerant then moves to the expansion valve; drops in temperature and pressure; and then returns to the evaporator

Thermo-Floor supply and install Heat Pumps from the leaders in the renewable energy sector. Such as Mitsubishi who have been manufacturing heat pumps for many years. Each manufacturer is recognised as offering the best products on the market for heat pump projects both domestic and commercial.