HPW 300 air to water heat pump
		
The HPW 300 is an energy effcient air-to-water heat pump generating domestic hot water from the residual heat in the air outside all year round. A COP (Co-efficient of Performance) of 4 is typical, this is in comparison to a gas boiler that is only 90% efficient when new and probably only 60% efficient when 10 years old. It is particularly useful if it is cost prohibitive or inconvenient to replace your currently gas or oil boiler, but still want to take advantage of energy efficient hot water production.
	
	
	
	
	
The HPW 300 unit provides domestic hot water within a
 300 L water cylinder which has an integral heat pump. It is able to 
produce about 880L of hot water every 24 hours at 50oC so 
can cater for a family of five to six comfortably.  This is based on 60L of hot water being used per day, per person.
	
	

	
	
	Another advantage is that 
the water cylinder has a secondary heating coil, (heat exchanger). This 
can be the heat source for up to 20m2 (or 95m) of wet underfloor heating in a maximum of two zones, which is useful in providing heat to bathrooms and ensuites.
	
		
	
		
			
				
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							a WiFi controlled timer switchan Eco mini shunt-pump re-blending valvea 2-port distribution manifoldan expansion vesselback-up cartridge heaterelectrical box and connecting cablesassociated valves, gauges and sensors 
 Alternatively, the secondary heating coil can accept heat, from solar 
thermal panels, so typically from April to October you can mainly get 
your hot water for free. And if that's not enough, it also comes with a 
PV (photo voltaic) priority circuit.
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	how the HPW 300 can be set up
		
	
		
	
	
			
	
			
	
			
	controller
	
			
The HPW 300 features a micro-processor control with backlit display to access:
 
		
	
			
	
			
				
					
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								water temperature settinglegionella functionpriority circuit of the photovoltaic system activation of the boost function (immersion to heat water)timer settingssystem informationdate/timelanguageinstaller menu | 
				
			
			
		There is further controllability when the HPW300 is connected to the 
HPV Series controller 
	
		
	
		
	The HPW 300 is available with different immersion sizes so water heat-up time can be reduced. See below for a summary specification and our 
downloads section for full specification. The immersion is also responsible for running an automatic anti-legionella cycle once a week.
		
		
	
	
		
	
		
Typically the HPW 300 would be installed alongside the HPV Series which provides heat recovery ventilation, space heating and cooling. The two products combined together are a Passivhaus Certified Component*
1 and would negate the need for any other formal heating sytems, saving on time and convenience. Below you can see a diagram on how the two systems work together and you can get more information on the 
heat pump ventilation section of our website.
 
	
	

	
	
	
There is a design option, that means the HPW 300 could alternate between using
 energy from the outside air or from the exhaust air from the HPV Series
 unit, depending on the ultimate energy efficiency route. However, this is something more for Nordic countries to take advantage of and for most of Britain it is not worth considering, with its more clement average daily temperatures. 
	
	
*1 when installed with the HPV Series 1 heat pump ventilation unit.