The difference between air source heat pump central heating and traditional heating lies in their working principles and energy utilization methods.

Traditional heating typically uses fuels such as gas and coal to heat, transferring heat to radiators or floor heaters, thereby increasing indoor temperature. This method will emit a large amount of harmful gases to pollute the environment, and there is a significant waste of energy, as some of the heat energy will be lost outdoors, and the price of fuel will also fluctuate with market supply and demand.

Air source heat pump centralized heating is the process of transferring heat energy from the air to indoor heating through air source heat pumps. The heat pump itself does not require fuel, but only consumes a certain amount of electricity to work. Therefore, compared to traditional heating, air source heat pump centralized heating has the following advantages:

High efficiency and energy saving: Air source heat pump centralized heating has high energy utilization efficiency, which can save energy consumption and reduce energy waste.

Safety and environmental protection: Air source heat pumps do not require fuel, so they do not generate harmful substances such as exhaust gas and wastewater, and have little environmental pollution.

Stable and reliable: The air source heat pump adopts automatic control technology, which can automatically adjust the heating water temperature according to the indoor and outdoor temperatures, making the indoor temperature stable and reliable.

Flexible: Air source heat pumps can individually control the temperature of different rooms by installing multiple indoor units.

Of course, air source heat pumps also have some disadvantages, such as high initial investment, reliance on electricity (to stop heating when power is cut off), and thermal efficiency degradation in severe cold environments. Overall, however, air source heat pump centralized heating is a more energy-saving, environmentally friendly, safe, and comfortable heating method.