Geothermal Draws Energy from the Earth
Geothermal heating and cooling systems – also called geoexchange or ground-source heat pumps – provide all-season comfort by tapping the energy that is naturally stored in the earth.
This energy isn’t just renewable: it’s constant.
HEATING
Heat Conventional furnaces burn fossil fuels, depleting precious resources and polluting the air. An Ultra system draws the earth's natural warmth into the home, through the use of a geothermal ground source heat pump.
AIR CONDITIONING
Conventional cooling systems pump indoor heat to the hot outdoor air, requiring immense amounts of electricity. Using significantly less electricity than a condenser unit, a geothermal system draws the earth's cooler temperature into the water, providing cost-effective summer comfort.
HOT WATER
Geothermal heat pumps can assist in the production of domestic hot water off their system for low-cost hot water. However, the desuperheater really only provides excess heat during the A/C mode and to get the most efficient hot water solution year-round, Ultra Geothermal recommends installing a heat pump water heater to handle all your domestic water needs.
What is Geothermal?
Energy is extracted directly from the earth’s surface and can be used for both heating and cooling of houses, properties, industrial premises, and buildings.
Energy that pays for itself: Geothermal Heating & Cooling
The earth maintains a level temperature, geothermal grabs it and transfers it to your home year round comfort
Geothermal – the smart choice for the future
Geothermal is one of the smartest energy options of the future. Energy is extracted directly from the earth’s surface and can be used for both heating and cooling of houses, properties, industrial premises, and buildings. The energy is renewable, making geothermal a long-term and sustainable solution that aligns with future energy supply needs.
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