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\nSamsung Electronics has begun verifying an electric-based heat pump heating and cooling system that can replace gas boilers in multi-unit housing. The company is moving quickly to secure an early lead in the apartment heat pump market, in line with the government’s carbon neutrality policy for buildings.<\/p>\n
Samsung Electronics said on the 27th that it will begin a multi-unit housing demonstration of its high-efficiency heat pump heating and cooling system, EHS All-in-One, this month at Samsung C&T’s Residential Performance Research Institute in Yongin-si, Gyeonggi-do. The company plans to test heating and cooling performance, hot water supply performance, energy efficiency and ease of use in a space designed to replicate the conditions of a real apartment. In this demonstration, it will focus on heating performance and energy savings compared with existing gas boilers, as well as cooling and hot water performance, power consumption and noise. The data collected during the process will be used as basic material for expanding the adoption of heat pumps for multi-unit housing in the future.\n<\/p>\n
The demonstration will use EHS All-in-One, which is currently sold in the European market. The product is an integrated system that uses a single outdoor unit to provide both air-to-air cooling and Air-to-Water heat pump system (A2W) floor heating and hot water supply. Unlike domestic residential heat pumps, which have mainly offered only floor heating and hot water functions and required a separate air conditioner for cooling, the system can handle cooling, heating and hot water supply with one unit.\n<\/p>\n
Energy efficiency has also been improved. By applying heat recovery technology that reuses waste heat generated during cooling for hot water production, the system is designed to increase energy utilization and reduce power consumption when cooling and hot water are used at the same time in summer. When the heat recovery function is used, it can utilize more than twice as much thermal energy as conventional methods. Environmental performance has also been strengthened. Instead of R-410A, which is widely used in existing cooling equipment, the system uses R32 refrigerant, which has about 68% lower Global Warming Potential (GWP).\n<\/p>\n
As carbon neutrality in the building sector has recently emerged as a global challenge, the adoption of high-efficiency heat pumps that replace fossil fuels is expanding in the heating sector as well.\n<\/p>\n
[Park So-ra]\n<\/p>\n
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