How does a GHP system heat water for my home?

Using a desuperheater, GHPs use waste heat to heat hot water. During the summer, when the system is in the cooling mode, water heating is a free byproduct of the cooling process. In winter, the desuperheater heats a portion of your hot water. Desuperheaters are standard on some units, optional on others.
  • What is a Heat Pump?
  • What is a Geothermal Heat Pump (GHP)?
  • blankDo they deliver the same or greater comfort as a furnace or an air source heat pump?
  • Can one system provide space heating and cooling for my home and water heating?
  • How does a GHP system heat water for my home?
  • How much space does a GHP unit require?
  • How long will a GHP system last?
  • How noisy is the GHP unit?
  • How safe are GHPs?
  • Can these systems be used for commercial, industrial, or apartment requirements?
  • What are the advantages to an HVAC dealer?
  • What types of geothermal heat pumps are available?
  • Which type of technology can save the most operating cost?
  • Which technology is the least obtrusive to install?
  • What sets EarthLinked® systems apart from other GHPs?
  • Is one type of GHP better suited to one type of building?
  • Can the system be used to heat water?
  • Is the EarthLinked system AHRI certified?
  • blankAre the EarthLinked units that are sold in Europe different from those sold in the U.S.?
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