Geothermal Heating & Cooling
How does it work?
Environmentally Friendly
Bosch’s green technology is the most environmentally friendly way to cool and heat your home. The system has no carbon dioxide emissions or any other negative effects on the environment. Bosch’s geothermal installations reduce greenhouse gas emissions which are responsible for climate change.
Reliability
Ground loop systems have a life expectancy in excess of 50 years. Your Bosch heat pump is manufactured with rigorous standards ensuring high efficient operation over the life of the unit. Our residential warranty offering is among the best you will find on the market.
Lower Operating Cost
Bosch’s technology helps to save up to 70% on your energy bills for heating, cooling and hot water because of its more efficient operation when compared to conventional systems. Simple payback could be as short as
5 to 7 years and you can experience costs savings from the beginning.
Earth Coupling Options
Geothermal systems use the earth as a heat source and heat sink. In order to transfer heat to or from the house, heat exchangers (ground loops) are installed in the ground. These consist of high density polyethylene plastic pipes. The loops are then connected to the heat pump and fluid is circulated through the loop piping, transferring the heat between the heat pump and the earth.
Bosch’s green technology is the most environmentally friendly way to cool and heat your home. The system has no carbon dioxide emissions or any other negative effects on the environment. Bosch’s geothermal installations reduce greenhouse gas emissions which are responsible for climate change.
Reliability
Ground loop systems have a life expectancy in excess of 50 years. Your Bosch heat pump is manufactured with rigorous standards ensuring high efficient operation over the life of the unit. Our residential warranty offering is among the best you will find on the market.
Lower Operating Cost
Bosch’s technology helps to save up to 70% on your energy bills for heating, cooling and hot water because of its more efficient operation when compared to conventional systems. Simple payback could be as short as
5 to 7 years and you can experience costs savings from the beginning.
Earth Coupling Options
Geothermal systems use the earth as a heat source and heat sink. In order to transfer heat to or from the house, heat exchangers (ground loops) are installed in the ground. These consist of high density polyethylene plastic pipes. The loops are then connected to the heat pump and fluid is circulated through the loop piping, transferring the heat between the heat pump and the earth.