Central air conditioning in fluorine system has been the mainstream of the market because of its fast refrigeration and simple installation. However, in the past two years, multi function heat pump--air to water floor heating and air conditioning combination modes has become the first choice. With high comfort, good heating effect in winter and low operating costs, especially in the middle and high-end user groups. More and more families are interested in this system.
Now let’s see what is the benefits of multi function heat pump comparing with fluorine system:
A. Heating is more stable than fluorine air conditioning
At present, the main function of fluorine system air conditioning in the market is refrigeration, heating is only its second function. When in summer with high ambient temperature, the air conditioning will speed fast of cooling, low energy consumption. When in winter with low ambient temperature, below -5C, the air conditioning can not achieve the effect, only a little hot gas. It is mainly rely on electrical heating in work, the efficiency is very low. The lower the outdoor temperature of the main air conditioner, the more difficult is it to start, even if it is started, the cold air blown out is uncomfortable.
Moreover, in winter, the ambient temp is relatively low, it will be easy to get frosting on the outdoor mainframe. When the machine starts, a large part of energy is spent on defrosting the frost. Then the heating effect of air conditioning is not good whether it is a separate or a central air conditioning. When defrosting in winter, the fluorine system air conditioning system absorbs the hot air in the room. When defrosting, the temperature in the room will drop sharply once it has just risen, which makes it extremely uncomfortable.
When heating, the hot air is going up. The human body is standing on the ground. It can’t feel the heat. The hands and feet are still cold. What’s more, the depends on electric heating in winter. The power consumption is greater. Therefore, using air conditioning for heating in winter is not the best choice.