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CENPAC plus intelligent heat pump combination

The customised photovoltaic solution - now with reinforcements

Cenpac plus with Heat-Shifter

CENPAC 3.x variants

The CENPAC 3.x with a performance of over 3 kWp is excellently suited to the installation on your detached or terrace house with a roof surface of at least 42.1 m². All that is required is a comparison of the CENPAC conditions of use – and off you go...

The classy complete system is delivered to your door fully pre-manufactured and ready for heat pump combination. The extensive documentation and the uncomplicated mounting enable unprecedented handling of the photovoltaic unit together with hot water support.

 

 

Dimplex BWP 30HSThe hot water heat pumps BWP 30HS and BWP 30HSD from Dimplex use up to 70% of the waste heat in the ambient air as an energy source. The interaction with the CENPAC plus Heat-Shifter creates an intelligent symbiosis of regeneratively produced energy and hot water. The 300 l storage tank also ensures optimal provision of the power that has been generated.

  • Hot water heat pump with LC display
  • Time-controlled legionella protection programme
  • Quick heat button for larger quantities of tap water
  • Shapely design
  • Digital control enables the combination with the CENPAC energy manager.
  • Intelligent heating by increasing the target temperature of the hot water with a
    maximum PV output.

A strong team that pays off

With the use of the hot water heat pump with intelligent control, you will increase the own consumption share of your CENPAC 3 x depending on the number of persons in your household.

Based on a typical 4-person household with an energy requirement of 4,000 kWh/year, the added effect of additional own PV consumption, costs saved on energy procurement and the costs of providing hot water are clear.

Thanks to the use of environmentally-friendly regenerative energy for providing hot water, the intelligent combination also offers an efficient solution for optimizing your energy balance both in new and existing buildings.

On-site consumption with heat pump combination

 

3 kWp PV installation located in Frankfurt/Main; aligned to the south, roof pitch: 30°, annual output: 2,620 kWh/a (output data basis: PV Sol); household power simulated with VDEW load profiles; hot water requirement 50 l per person, per day ~ 2 kWh/P/d with 45°C plus 2 kWh storage losses; assembly in unheated area

 

PV Output On-site consumption: 50% with boiler On-site consumption: 70% with heat pump
Grid feed-in* 24.43 ct/kWh 320.03 € 192.02 €
Own consumption: up to 30%* 8.05 ct/kWh 63.27 € 63.27 €
Own consumption: over 30%* 12.43 ct/kWh 65.13 € 130.27 €
Savings on procuring energy 25.00 ct/kWh 327.50 € 458.50 €
Annual revenue in year of commissioning 775.94 € 844.06 €
Revenue after 20 years (with an energy price increase of %/year) 19,797.88 € 22,871.92 €
Additional fee in case of intelligent heat pump control:   3,074.04 €
Costs providing hot water Energy costs boiler Energy costs heat pump
Year of commissioning 410.63 € 304.17 €
Energy costs after 20 years (with an oil and energy price increase of 5%/year) 13,577.71 € 10,057.56 €
Energy costs saved with intelligent use of the heat pump:   3,520.15 €

3 kWp PV installation, annual output: 2,620 kWh/year, 4-person household, hot water requirement: 3,650 kWh/year, heating value oil 10 kWh/l, oil price: 85 cent/litre, energy price: 23 cent/kWh, oil and energy price increase: 5%/year, boiler efficiency factor: 0.8, JAZ hot water heat pipe: 3.0
* Feed-in tariff for Germany in 2012

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This is how it works

Funktionsprinzip CENPAC plus 

The CENPAC plus Heat-Shifter is connected between the inverter and the heat pump and regulates their interaction.

Based on the location, the day of the year, alignment and roof pitch, it carries out a current assessment of the upcoming PV performance.

This is how the optimal time is determined for activating the increase in the target temperature of the hot water in the heat pump tank.

  • Higher fee for increased on-site consumption
  • Cost savings in providing hot water
  • Improving the building energy balance