Gas heat pumps
Heat pumps that use natural gas or LPG for heating, DHW and cooling, with minimal electricity demand.
- Cooling capacity
- 16,9 – 170 kW
- Heating capacity
- 21 – 225 kW
- Manufacturers
- Robur and Aisin
Application
Domestic hot water (DHW) is one of the largest energy loads in hotels, hospitals, care homes, sports facilities, apartment buildings and industry. Where DHW demand is high and continuous all year, Robur GAHP A Plus air-source gas absorption heat pumps are a very high-efficiency solution that combines natural gas or LPG with renewable energy from the outdoor air.
In detail
Domestic hot water (DHW) is one of the largest energy loads in hotels, hospitals, care homes, sports facilities, apartment buildings and industry. In installations like these, where DHW demand is high and continuous all year, Robur GAHP A Plus air-source gas absorption heat pumps are a very high-efficiency solution that combines natural gas or LPG with renewable energy from the outdoor air.
Unlike a conventional boiler, an absorption heat pump does not generate all its thermal energy by burning gas. A significant part of the energy supplied comes free from the outdoor air through a water-ammonia absorption cycle, considerably reducing fuel consumption and CO2 emissions.
Robur air-source absorption heat pumps use a water-ammonia thermodynamic cycle, in which the gas only supplies the energy needed to drive the absorption process, while the ambient heat in the outdoor air is used as renewable energy.
This technology produces hot water with a much higher efficiency than a traditional condensing boiler, and its performance remains stable even at very low outdoor temperatures. Thanks to the absorption cycle, the heating capacity is hardly affected by weather conditions.

The new-generation Robur GAHP A Plus reaches a gas utilisation efficiency (GUE) of up to 172 %, roughly equivalent to a COP of 4.3 according to the comparison criterion set by Robur. Even at outdoor temperatures of −7 ºC, it keeps an efficiency of close to 158 %, ensuring DHW production without auxiliary systems.
Air-source absorption heat pumps are particularly suitable where there is a high annual demand for domestic hot water:
Its high flow temperature makes it easy to integrate into both new installations and energy refurbishment projects, reusing much of the existing hydraulic infrastructure.
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