Commercial inverter heating/cooling
Use this detail page’s 20–108 kW at −12°C, stated operating range and modular description, with the missing water conditions explicitly requested.
Read the sourceThe detailed family page adds a −12°C capacity basis and three-phase supply; module count still needs a matched winter-duty selection.
From Hebei Hanyan Refrigeration Equipment Co., Ltd.
Individual product research · HVACDeck Editorial · Sources checked 2026-10-11
Hanyan publishes commercial inverter heating/cooling equipment that can be combined in up to sixteen modules. The detailed product page adds a single-unit heating range of 20–108 kW at −12°C ambient, a 380V 3N~50Hz supply and a stated −30°C to 45°C operating range. Those specifications belong to this reviewed commercial family, rather than being copied from adjacent household or hot-water cards.
The publication does not map the capacities to complete model codes or provide the entering/leaving water temperatures, flow, input power or defrost conditions behind them. The bottom of the operating range is not a full-capacity or efficiency guarantee at that temperature.
Treat this as a family reference for an enquiry. The supplier must return the selected modules and their output at the actual winter water duty, together with the plant controls, auxiliaries and delivery/support scope.
This is an equipment family; its range does not identify one orderable configuration.
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| Parameter | Published value | Conditions and evidence |
|---|---|---|
| Published single-unit heating range | 20–108 kW at −12°C ambient | Manufacturer family range at the stated ambient. No full model mapping, water-temperature basis or power schedule is published in the reviewed text. Source |
| Published electrical supply | 380V 3N~50Hz | Original supply notation from this family page; selected-unit current, protection and wiring requirements still need a schedule. Source |
| Published operating range | −30°C to 45°C | Manufacturer operating-range statement, not a capacity curve, COP guarantee or rated output at either endpoint. Source |
| Published modular arrangement | Up to 16 modules | Combination statement, not proof of compatible model mixing, sixteen-module output or guaranteed redundancy. Source |
| Published refrigerant and compressor description | R410A; Copeland ZW-series high-temperature-water compressor; vapour-injection system | Manufacturer family description. Exact compressor designation, refrigerant charge and maximum water temperature are not identified. Source |
The homepage lists fixed-speed commercial heating, household heating, hot-water, pool and drying products separately. A shared brand or refrigerant does not make their duty schedules interchangeable.
Use this detail page’s 20–108 kW at −12°C, stated operating range and modular description, with the missing water conditions explicitly requested.
Read the sourceThe homepage presents these as different families. Do not assume their control behavior or 60°C hot-water wording is part of the selected inverter heating/cooling model.
Read the sourceProvide the building load curve, winter design ambient, required supply/return-water temperatures, flow and daily operating pattern. Request the output and electrical demand of the proposed model at those conditions, including the supplier’s defrost and low-ambient selection assumptions.
The family’s upper 108 kW number is not identified as the output of every module. Multiplying it by sixteen would not establish a plant capacity at the project’s duty. Ask the supplier to identify the compatible modules, control arrangement and the capacity remaining in the agreed unavailable-unit scenario.
For cooling, request a separate selected-duty schedule. The page says the equipment handles cooling and heating but does not publish a numerical cooling rating or cooling-mode operating map.
The published three-phase supply is useful for an initial feasibility discussion, but it is not a circuit-design schedule. Obtain maximum running/start current, selected protection and cable requirements, compressor/drive arrangement and the full equipment electrical scope from the responsible supplier and designer.
Request water flow and pressure drop, allowable water conditions, connection sizes and proposed pumps, buffer/separation arrangement, controls and freeze-protection responsibilities. These are enquiry questions, not installation settings or a requirement to use a particular hydraulic layout.
Submit the proposed site layout, service access and outdoor-air constraints. The page’s large-airflow/low-noise wording has no measured airflow or acoustic figure, so obtain the actual selected-unit air and noise data for a location-sensitive project.
The detailed page expressly describes −30°C operation and a vapour-injection arrangement for this commercial family. It supplies no capacity/power curve at −30°C, so no COP or annual saving is asserted here.
Its high-temperature-water compressor description does not state a maximum outlet-water temperature. The homepage’s 60°C claims appear beside other product families and are not assigned to this selection.
Likewise, the R410A description does not establish suitability under the destination’s current rules or the delivered charge. Require the supplier and responsible designer to confirm the exact refrigerant configuration and applicable project requirements; no destination-specific legal conclusion is made.
The current public text is a family description, not a complete orderable schedule. Request the full code/revision, heating and cooling capacities at your conditions, power and flow data, modulation/defrost behavior, module compatibility, dimensions and acoustic data.
Separately confirm the current supplying entity, production location, availability, commissioning and support. A live catalogue does not establish current production or a delivery slot. The manufacturer-profile review has a pending historical public-record check; no present operating-status conclusion or shipment promise is made here.
Agree the performance/acceptance basis, auxiliaries, installation responsibilities, current manuals, conformity records and warranty in the offer. A household-unit manual shown elsewhere on the website is not a substitute for the selected commercial modular equipment’s manual.
Compiled by HVACDeck Editorial. Source review identifies what the publication states; it is not an independent performance test or certification.
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