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I have the Midea U shaped funky cold Midea 8k ac crazy how efficient it is barely moves the electric bill and works great. I want one of these! This company impresses me with thier quality and innovation, and a bit of alien tech mixed in 😀

Once you said Hydrogen...we all know you are a scam.

Typical - us Scots inventing new tech… again 🤣😂🤣

I don’t know about this company. I called several times to their product knowledge line, and no one knew anything about this product. No one‘s giving any information about the release date or if it’s even something you can buy at this time. I wonder the price point. I think I’m just gonna go with the brand. Soleus air, usually accompanies customer service represents the product and this was pretty bad.

I hate to point this out, but with the size of the mechanical room, just put some 1m3 tanks in series and you get the best of all worlds. Thermal stratification, heat exchange, durability. There's a company in California promoting this for load shifting space heating and DHW on variable tariffs and central air hvac. This is just not going to be cheap enough to make any differenc in the big picture.

Interesting unit. Seriously considering it. Your camera movement needs improvement. Constant movement, often to places not showing anythings. Stationary on one side fo the window and the on the other while talking. I'm dizzy.

What is the noise level? No, a 220 lb package unit where I need a jet pack or a second muscle man helper to work on the outdoor section won’t fly.

I like the product, but I think we should make it easier to install split unit heat pumps across the US. In NYC permitting is hard with spit units. But it has picked up steam in Queens in the last few years. Getting common now like the ROW

Why not use also an air to brine exchanger to supplement energy in spring and fall? This can put even more heat into the ground.

I have done here with Germany cost a lot of calculations. Phase change materials are interesting but not real cost effective compared to water. Especially the shown PCM in hand warmers. It will not work in such a system, because if it is triggered it will run until all material is solid. But you can use e.g. paraffine with a phase change temperature about 60°C. But there are issues with the heat exchanger. When it get solid you have a big thermal insulater at the heat exchanger. And for cost reason it will only work for a short term storage e.g. some days. For long therm (one year) you need a huge amount of PCM. I my opinion for a long term heat storage simple water is the best PCM. It is cheap and it has in interesting feature to same the heat exchanger from isolating with the the solid material. Water has its highest density at about 4°C. So every see is freezing from top to buttom. So you can build the heat exchanger at the buttom and the water colder than 4°C will rise to the top. But you need about 115m³ water for thermal equivalent of 1000 liter heating oil. And of course you need additional a heating pump plus some electrical energy to transfer the 4°C water to 40°C water for heating. If you dont like the heat pumpe, you will need e.g. parafine - but you need the double amount of it. So its a big cost issue.

Too expensive

hot and cool.. this is cutting edge. probably can't afford gen1

For now Midea's achilles heal, they need vertical windows to work, 80% of houses in Ca. have slide windows. I am lucky I wanted vertical lift windows installed in my house, so I have a 12k unit to assist with my central air.

These are being made for a captive audience, complex owners that HAVE to retrofit their units to the new standard, these will be certified. So yes the price is important but meeting standards are just as important.

Now make the price under $1000

can we combine it by using residential pv pannel and it heat water upto 60 degree c ?

How many amps does this need? Sure it needs 115 volt but like space heaters they need more often to be on a sperate breaker.

Hmmmm ....9K BTU? That is kinda weak. So you're going to need a couple of these units, minimum.

This would have been great when I was stuck with baseboard heat in a rental

The obviouis question is...... Where to buy in Canada? Took a brief look earlier and nothing came up.

$3,000 ?? Not gonna happen. it's a Window unit. Should cost twice the price of a standard AC window unit.

Could you provide some examples (manufacturer/model) of the diverts that could be use on slide 36 and slide 37?

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Availability in the USA? MSRP?

Very informative interview. I live in a very small brick home that is only 646 square feet and I'm looking for something like this in the future when the prices come down. One of their competitor's Gradient is selling their unit for about $5000 (US dollars) when they originally estimated it would be about $1999 and that's too much for me when I can just buy a $300 window air conditioner to keep my small home comfortable.

Looks like a lot higher cost to the home owner both for the initial investment and maintenance. And only 140 degree water for heating and not as efficient as natural gas. This decision is not being driven by economics.

I saw a lot of cool innovations, like the handles, it's fold able for install etc... But both the ad I saw that lead me here, and the video both, make it sound like this is the first time anyone has made a window heat pump.That's not true, I have used window heatpumps from several different manufacturers. Ranging from 8k btu up to 28k btu. When we bought our current trailer, we decided to turn down the central unit, so we could keep using the window heat pump units. But, I will definitely check this out, I do need to add one.

What is the typical delta T in cooling mode for this unit?

this tech is nothing new. these were everywhere is the 50-60's they all got replaced due to leaks.

excellent

Nice, always wanted to see the inside of one of these units

one of those outdoor units hooked up to the indoor unit AND an air handler would be very neat as a drop in replacement for a furnace and a tankless water heater

Energy density. If this isn't explicitly mentioned, it's snakeoil. YOU'RE WELCOME!

lol

Oh! Its an NH3 absorption unit with the natural gas burner acting as the Generator! Is this ANESI product or EEE going to be present at the CMPX in Toronto in 2 weeks?

You didn't ask the really important questions of when it's going to be available and what's the target price range. Touting the technology isn't useful if nobody can buy it. My landlord really wants to put in heat pumps because my idiot neighbors like to run their thermostats at 78º and he's paying for the natural gas for the building's boiler. He's thinking of putting in mini-splits, but they're not cheap and neither is the installation. I told him he should wait for these, but he's getting impatient. He wants to do it this year, 2025 at the absolute furthest out.

There's nothing wrong with moving parts as long as they were originally designed to move. The opposite is just propaganda and promotion.

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Major thanks to Michael Ridler for sharing the latest information about Midea PWHP! 🙌 Midea is committed to ongoing improvements in energy efficiency and playing a vital role in the 'Clean Heating for Everyone' initiative.

Oh *heck* yes. This looks smashing.

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Do we know when this will be available for consumers to buy?

I have just installed one these, very heavy 178 kg for 210 lt equivalent. So a house job would be hard. Be good if did a clip on how to install. Shame it won't take solar hot water like a cylinder. I am sure its doable.

So how much does it cost?

I’m in northern Va, near DC, would b e appreciated if I can get with my radiant floor and domestic hot water!

Where can I get this system, I’m building new house starting in January 2024, I would love to get more information!

At ruclips.net/video/pjOCL9LBRVg/видео.htmlsi=AnN6o4AFPyT8ybZm&t=1332, why is the low COP (2.6) circled at the 5gpm/130ELT while the "comparison" circle of 3.6 is at 10gpm/100 ELT. It would seem to me that the 30 degree ELT difference is a bigger driver of the COP increase than the increased flow. Thanks for the video, really appreciate it - I have an Arctic heat pump (035ZA/BE) w/a nominal flow volume of 6.5gpm and have been curious about the setting on my circulator pump.

If I understand the technology correctly, it utilizes PCM that undergoes a phase change at 58°C, making an ASHP unnecessary. I own a heat pump and use it to heat water to 42°C without mixing it with cold water. To address the issue of Legionella, I heat my water cylinder to 65°C once a week. So in terms of energy efficiency I don't see a use case for this device.

So can I use this for both Potable water and Radiant floor heating with Glycol? Meaning they won’t mix, having two different in put and out put, hence, ports ABCD? I would like to know if I can use this in an RV Camper? Thank you in advance!

Seems you are doing this video for dumb people, give your numbers, dimension, weight, thermal capacity, rate of charge and discharge...