APOLLO low temp Heat Pump, north of Alberta, Canada -30°F

APOLLO Air to Water Heat Pump in Alaska -30°F. Extreme cold operation.
All in one solution Heat, Cool, Spa, Pool
When you need the best... APOLLO is the way to go...

[chshincooling]

I want to install in my new house, I’m in Va and I thought this would be the best since we are going to have the solar panels, so going green all the way. Thank you for advice if any,

[stephenrichards]

What was the temperature of the heated water at the output? And what was the COP at -30.

[Taras-Nabad]

Never saw this in the states. Wonder how it compares to Mitsubishi or Daikin.

[DrMadMax]

What made you decide to get the 5 ton vs 3 ton? I have 1800 sft home and mbtek recommended only a 3.5 ton and said 5 ton would be too much.

[chrisdigital]

How many kWh per month does this consume?

[Tavs.fāters]

I, living in Latvia, using panasonic hz35 and it works grate. Cheaper than burning wood, even when electricity costs 0.25eur/kw

[roberttucker]

They seem to be a little like a roof top heating cooling system we had on school roofs years ago when I worked for school division maintenance. Basically they were a gas furnace with a metal cabinet and about 3/4 inch fibreglass insulation. When it was 40 below with a wind they were not very efficient and not exactly a joy to work on. The up side was there were no students nodding off in class as they were too cold to doze off. Sure hope our grids can handle the increase in power consumption all these heat pumps and EV`s are sure going to put a strain on our grids but I am sure the geniuses have thought about that.

[jeremyjedynak]

The owner in the video mentions that the system also produces domestic hot water. Would be great if he could show that part of the system in a video.

[philipclift]

People also ask
Where does Alberta get most of its electricity from?

Alberta is the third largest producer of electricity in Canada and has an estimated generating capacity of 16 330 megawatts (MW). About 89% of electricity in Alberta is produced from fossil fuels– approximately 36% from coal and 54% from natural gas.Aug 24, 2023.
If it uses electricity in Alberta, it aint green.

[UltraHydrophobiccoat]

It’s not green. It’s green at your site, but there’s pollution at the power plants😂