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Need for EcoCute outside Japan!
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Are these units available for import to the UK??? i am interested in importing these if any one knows.
come on japan sell us your lovely equipment :)
Carl
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Hi,
I am interested in the Hitachi and Matsushita Panansonic Instant heat pumps. I would like to use either of them on the output from a solar hot water heater to boost winter delivered water temperature.
At present the system uses an instantaneous gas unit. I would like relative C.O.Ps for delivering water at 60, 45, 40 degrees C if input water temperatre us 20, 30, etc
Are these units able to operate with input temperature higher than the expected delivered temperature.. i.e. if a tempering valve is installed inline to deliver 50degree constant by mixing in cold water. This means that if tank water is above 45 (deired delivered temp) the instant unit will not turn on -- what is the standby electrical consumption of this unit. The instant gas units use 7watts constant
Finally .. has anyone got a suggestion on how I will get either the Panasonic or Hitachi instant heat pump hot water unit into Australia -- I am building 200 eco village houses and would like to use this solution for winter boosting of rooftop solar hot water,.
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I would also like to know wheter or not these system could be imported to South Africa. I find it very hard to get someone who could help us to bring in one of these machines to South Africa. Let us know if anyone has some information around importing.
Thank you.
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Can you put me in touch with a Manufacturer of ecocute heaters we wish to purchase 500 units for the Irish Domestic Market. Is anything yet available from Japan.
Regards,
For: Sirus aircon.
Frank Caul - fcaul@sirusaircon.ie
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Dear all,
good day.
i am from panasonic air-conditioner manufacturer company & would like to know more detail about your requests i.e. technical specification, capacity & etc.
best regards.
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Anonymous posted on 2008-09-08 06:27:47: Dear all,
good day.
i am from panasonic air-conditioner manufacturer company & would like to know more detail about your requests i.e. te ... Jump to Post HI,
glad to meet you.
I would also like to know wheter or not EcoCute could be imported to China.
I also want to buy a r744 air source Heat Pump Water Heater.The capacity is about 4.5kw.And the compressor is scroll compressors Such as HE-UK45W .
If you have any information,please contact me.
Thanks!
e-mail : sosoboo@gmail.com
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Apparently there not gonna be available till the end of 2009 the only one available at the moment is the Sanyo eco pump which is very expensive!!!
Im with Mr Carl Harrison " come Japan sell us your lovely equipment" !!!!!
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I am currenly working on getting our Fluid/Fluid Eco-cute into Canada. Mycom is currently going through CSA testing and looking for a testing facility to prove it application to Canmet
I really hope to see the Mayekawa Eco-cute in Canada early next year.
http://www.mayekawa.co.jp/en/g02.html
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Has anyone had any luck with getting the Hitachi or Panasonic Units outside of Japan...
I have requirement for 200 units to pair with evacuated tube Solar Hot Water, and would love to have the marketing opportunity to work with Panasonic or Hitachi on our Zero Emissions Housing developmen which has almost achieved full planning approval in Victoria http://www.capepatersonecovillage.com
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my email is matthew AWT Beyondzeroemissions.org
Regards,
Matt
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I agree that the eco cute is a great unit and we need it here. but we have a issue with intellectual property and possiblly testing issues with ISO.
-japan does not want to release the units without protectionof the technology.
-the US has no means to test these electric units and their performances.
sine they do not have ratings on other heat pump to water, this may the implications with the eco cute as well.
Late 2009 the europe models will appear and possiblly the japanese will follow suit.
Please tell me where I can get one too. I have been waiting for 3 years poking around. you can get basic eco cute units in japan for $3000
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When will these products be produced for USA markets? GE claims to have a similar unit arriving on market 4th QTR 2009. To date it is only mass-production product. There is a somewhat home-built product (add-on) available, but so far none of the superior Japanese technologies have arrived in US markets.
Richard Williams
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our company needs the new co2 compressor from sanyo.
can somebody give me info how can I get it.
requ. > 100
contact: yjfang@gmx.de
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can anyone let me know where i can get a co2 compressor from sanyo.
cant seem to find one anywhere
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I noticed that airconwarehouse.com is listing the Hitachi EcoCute RHK-23TBA on their website as "AVAILABLE SOON":
www.airconwarehouse.com/acatalog/EcoCute.html
This suggests that this particular EcoCute model might soon be available in the UK.
As far as I know, the Sanyo CO 2 ECO is the only domestic, single-phase, R744 ASHP currently available in the UK. I am looking for such a system to operate with solar thermal collectors for a low energy renovation.
Unlike the Sanyo which includes a closely integrated Tank Unit, this Hitachi appaers to be a seperate ASHP which offers greater design flexibility
I would be very interested to know details of availability and support for the Hitachi EcoCute RHK-23TBAin the UK. Anyone have further information that they are able to share?
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John Connett <jrc@skylon.demon.co.uk>
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We have available now 80kW water source CO2 heat pumps for US market
and the first installations are wineries and HVAC heating and cooling loads.
Units work very well with a high temperature hot water need up to 194 F, while chilling water for maximum COP. We also can use it in heat recovery mode on a condenser water circuit for maximum hot water output. The key is the inlet hot water temperature for these units which determines the flow rate and COP.
80kW water source unit can be UL rated.
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