Water Loop Heat Pump (WLHP) air conditioning systems represent a technologically advanced solution in the field of thermoregulation, both for heating and cooling environments. The peculiarity of these systems lies in the use of autonomous heat pumps, which can operate in both water-air and water-water modes. This technology is based on the interconnectivity of autonomous devices through a closed water circuit which, depending on seasonal needs, acts as a heat source or dissipation system.

This approach allows for high levels of operational simplicity, flexibility of use and energy efficiency. The heart of the system is the water ring, which allows heat exchange between the different units: in winter, the water inside the ring absorbs heat from external sources or from environments that require cooling, and then redistributes it where heating is required; in summer, the process is reversed, with the ring dissipating heat to the outside or to cold water sources, such as groundwater.

Suitable for applications in buildings with differentiated air conditioning needs, such as offices, hotels and shopping centres. The ability to efficiently manage heat recovery through the water loop offers a significant advantage in terms of energy savings and environmental impact, especially in structures with significant thermal load variations between differently exposed areas.