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Low-temperature heat pumps: What are the benefits?
The low-temperature heat pump is a device that is designed for heating systems with maximum flow temperatures of 55 °C. If these requirements can be met by panel heating (e.g. underfloor heating) or large-surface radiators, then this is a cost-effective alternative.
Additionally, fan convectors are suitable for heating with low temperature heat pumps without a panel heating system.
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