Specific design characteristics include enhanced refrigerant flow paths that minimize internal pressure drop, a fine-tuned non-return valve (NRV) for ensuring reliable operation in extreme conditions and an A3 refrigerants-compatible electronic module with a totally sealed internal relay. These features result in a simplified system design, lower applied costs and enhanced overall efficiency. Furthermore, a native oil level switch (OLS) reduces oil-related failures, minimizes downtime and lowers maintenance costs.
By replacing gas boilers and decreasing scope 1 emissions, PSG offers the best return on investment (ROI) on the market, driving significant cost savings and environmental benefits. Furthermore, its versatile design supports both hydrocarbon and HFO refrigerants, providing flexibility and future-proofing against evolving regulations.
“With industrial processes accounting for a substantial portion of global CO2 emissions, the adoption of industrial heat pumps projected to grow significantly,” said Nick Mislak, regional segment marketing director for HVAC at Danfoss. “The PSG is a flexible, energy-efficient and cost-effective solution and will be instrumental in enabling the shift to sustainable heating solutions.”
