топлотна пумпа

топлотна пумпа

An electricity powered device that extracts available heat from one area (the heat source) and transfers it to another (the heat sink) to either heat or cool an interior space or to extract heat energy from a fluid.

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Catégorie : Efficacité énergétique
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