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Contents : N HEATING & VENTILATING REVIEW NEW commercial heat pump Sustainable heating, made simple


Our Compress 3000 AWP air to water heat pump is suitable for both stand-alone and hybrid applications. With outputs ranging from 16kW to 89kW, our commercial heat pump can be cascaded up to 1.42MW*.


Available in four hydraulic variants, the units are quick and easy to install with existing heat sources such gas and oil boilers.


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Our NEW compact, sleek and high performing heat pump


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*Output dependent on working conditions (ambient air temperature and heating or cooling requirements). **Terms and conditions apply. For full terms and conditions, please visit www.bosch-industrial.co.uk/guarantee-terms-and-conditions.


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INDUSTRY NEWS BESA NEWS ANALYSIS HVRd: NEWS & VIEWS FOR THE DOMESTIC INSTALLER COMPANY NEWS CLASSIFIED


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HUMIDIFICATION: RESISTIVE VS ELECTRODE HUMIDIFICATION: SELECT AND SIZE A DEHUMIDIFIER HUMIDIFICATION: DEHUMIDIFICATION ADVANTAGES HEAT PUMPS: NETWORKED GSHPS KEY TO FUTURE HEAT PUMPS: INSTALLATIONS SET TO SOAR IN EUROPE DISTRICT HEATING: HEAT NETWORK OPPORTUNITIES FAN COILS: THE FUTURE IS MODULAR CHP: SYSTEM TRANSFORMS SCHOOL’S HEATING CHP: A FITTING SYSTEM FOR SWIMMING POOLS INDUSTRY INSIGHT: WIRELESS ROUTE TO NET ZERO INDUSTRY INSIGHT: PART L UPLIFT: ONE YEAR ON


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