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The air source heat pump is a kind of heating equipment that only consumes a small amount of heat energy.

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The air source heat pump is a kind of heating equipment that only consumes a small amount of heat energy.

The agricultural market in China and the whole world has experienced large fluctuations in the past two years. In order to maintain the stability of agricultural production and promote the economic development of agriculture, the modernization of agriculture is particularly important. In order to ensure the good growth of crops and On the basis of speed, it is also necessary to ensure that the crops have a suitable growth environment.

Every crop has its suitable growth environment temperature. If the temperature is too high or too low, it will affect the growth of crops. It is difficult for traditional greenhouse heating equipment to accurately control the temperature. In recent years, with the continuous development and progress of science and technology, more and more vegetable greenhouses have begun to abandon traditional heating and switch to safer and more environmentally friendly air heating.

Theair source heat pumpis a kind of heating equipment that only consumes a small amount of heat energy. The heat source of the air sourceheat pumpcomes from the low-temperature heat in the air. Therefore, the air source heat pump can be pollution-free and non-hazardous during operation. No emissions, very suitable for use in greenhouses.

Theair energy heat pumphas a built-in computer program, which is more intelligent than other heating equipment. Users only need to set it once during use, and the subsequent heat pump equipment will automatically operate according to the set mode, even in the cold winter , The air source heat pump can still ensure the temperature in the greenhouse to ensure that the crops grow at a suitable temperature. The whole process does not require human intervention at all, which greatly reduces the expenditure on manpower and material resources.

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