TICA showcased its TICA Noah ATW Heat Pump the Mostra Convegno Expocomfort (MCE) in Italy earlier this month.
TICA introduced the Noah ATW Heat Pump which uses R290 refrigerant.
Features are not limited to providing integrated systems for heating and cooling and domestic hot water, but it can also be connected to photovoltaic power generation and solar heating systems.
Users can monitor and manage energy system operations in real-time through a mobile app, achieving intelligent management of household energy.
Furthermore, TICA has made efforts to achieve multiple soundproof designs, reducing outdoor equipment noise to 36dB(A), at a lower price than competitors with similar performance.
The outlet water temperature can reach 80°C, higher than the industry standard of 75°C.
This improves the impact of heat attenuation on water temperature in extreme environments.
TICA focuses on extreme air environment fields and energy-saving applications in refrigeration systems used in buildings, as well as expanding into six major energy markets including geothermal power generation, industrial waste heat power generation, LNG cold energy power generation, biomass energy, solar thermal power generation, and CO2 liquefaction storage, with a global installed capacity of nearly 1000MW.