Commercial Water Heating with Anesi Gas Heat Pumps
Your customers and staff have expectations. Hot water on demand is mission-critical. Until you can’t provide it or there is a gap in the supply, you don’t hear about it. Your business spends a lot of money to meet these expectations, and providing hot water represents a significant operational expense.
Anesi’s Commercial Water Heating System uses a gas-fired absorption heat pump with the existing natural gas, propane, or other gas fuel source. With superior operating efficiency, the Anesi system cuts fuel consumption by up to 30% without sacrificing performance. You can save money and the planet by using less fuel with the Anesi Commercial Water Heating System.
Immediate Benefits Provided by Anesi Products
- Proven Gas Heat Pump technology yields immediate operational savings for commercial water heating up to 35%.
- A reliable gas-fired energy source ensures hot water availability.
- Uses existing 120V / 15A circuits.
- Conserves valuable indoor space.
- All combustion and refrigerant remain outdoors.
- Positive environmental message for customers.
- Excellent economics and investment payback.
Anesi’s GAHPs use thermal heat, not electricity, to drive their gas absorption cycle. Depending on the application, they offer reduced fuel utilization with efficiencies ranging from 130-145%, and require no backup appliance. The Anesi GAHP can accept many primary energy sources, such as natural gas or propane, and will quickly adapt to future fuels with cleaner molecules developed by the gas industry. Because less gas is used in these ultra-efficient heat pumps, they contribute to greenhouse reduction efforts.
Anesi Components for Commercial Water Heating
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Gas Heat Pump
How the Anesi Gas Heat Pump Works for Commercial Water Heating
The Anesi Commercial Water Heating System is installed to support the existing gas water heater(s) by preheating the supply before being “finished” by a boiler or other gas water heater. The Gas Absorption Heat Pump (GAHP) provides this base load heating at a much higher efficiency than legacy equipment due to its 1.43 Coefficient of Performance (CoP).
Typical installations include an indirect storage tank
heated by the GAHP and the existing traditional water heater retained as a backup unit. This backup unit assists with the peak water demand, while the indirect storage tank heated by the high-efficiency Gas Heat Pump provides most of the hot water.
Read more about real installations of Anesi GAHP within the restaurant industry.
Remote Monitoring
The Anesi GAHP can be monitored remotely to provide data on performance and potential service needs, enabling your installation professional and Anesi to work together to resolve any difficulties. Anticipating problems before they happen and responding proactively is a key feature that makes life easier and lowers costs for you and your installation professional.
How to Buy Anesi Products
Anesi products are available through HVAC distributors and installation professionals within the USA and Canada.
Contact us for more detailed information about Anesi products and availability.