The EvoLink Hybrid System Hub is an easy to install unit which combines an Aerona³ air source heat pump with most types of existing domestic heating systems including kerosene and HVO boilers, gas boilers, LPG boilers and modulating biomass boilers with space heating outputs of up to 36kW.
The EvoLink, which has a maximum output to the heating system of 32kW, houses the hydraulics, including a combined mixing tank, flow and return connections, system circulator and mixing PWM pump, along with temperature sensors and enables installers to fit a new Aerona³ heat pump to an existing heating system. The EvoLink provides installers with a solution to help their customers start a steady transition away from fossil fuels when a heat pump alone cannot meet a property’s entire space heating and hot water demands.
Bringing together innovative technology within a compact, white cased unit that can be mounted directly onto the wall or fit within a standard kitchen or utility room cupboard with the back removed, the EvoLink has been designed to be installer friendly. This Hybrid System Hub cleverly integrates a new Aerona³ air source heat pump into an existing heating system and to help heating engineers and installers further their understanding of the EvoLink and how it works, online training is available.
Installers and engineers can access a free express on-demand course via the Grant eLearning Academy to learn more the key components and settings of the EvoLink and discover how this hybrid technology can help hard to heat properties reduce their carbon footprint by installing a heat pump while maintaining their existing boiler to serve as a supplementary heat source. To enrol on this course, please log in or sign up to the Grant eLearning Academy.
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