Daikin heat pump new energy-saving performance in October listed nearly 40%

From October 1, 2012, Daikin Industries, Japan will launch a series of 42 models of Ecocute, a natural refrigerant (carbon dioxide) heat pump water heater. These new products can achieve energy saving and water saving through new bath water insulation functions and forgetting to turn off faucet reminder functions. The newly equipped function is called "environmental protection for bath water". When no one is in the bathroom, the number of temperature confirmations is reduced and the heat preservation operation is performed. This function can meet the increasing consumer awareness of energy saving and power saving.

The thermal insulation of bath water has always been to confirm the temperature of the hot water in the bathtub at certain time intervals when no one is in the bathroom. The new series has improved the efficiency of the heat preservation operation by learning different bath water cooling methods in different seasons and extending the time interval when the bathroom is not confirmed by the temperature. As a result, energy consumption for bath water insulation can be reduced by up to 37%. Through the change of water level, it was detected that after bathing, the bath water was automatically heated to ensure comfort.

In order to prevent waste of water, it is also equipped with forgetting to turn off the faucet reminder function. In the case of a small flow of 0.1-1.4L in one minute for 10 minutes, the user will be notified by alarm and remote control to forget to turn off the faucet. This is still in the industry. The first case. The remote controller “observes” the hot water supply of the faucets and shower heads in days, weeks and months. You can use graphs to show the usage of the past week in days, or display the average monthly hot water usage in the past two years to promote energy savings.

The new product is also equipped with a peak clipping function. During the set period of time, the hot water supply is maintained while not heating hot water in order to save electricity. Even if there is a power outage, as long as there is hot water in the storage tank, it can be used at a temperature near the set value before the power outage. The energy consumed by the hot water supply accounts for about 30% of the residential energy use, so Daikin Industries has further improved the energy-saving performance of the water heater. In addition to saving energy, all new products have increased the water pressure of shower heads and faucets to 1.8 times the original.