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Lima 1Ground source heat pumps (GSHP) are becoming a mainstream option for those looking to efficiently heat and cool a building. This innovative water-based design showcased by our friends at Treehugger is a promising option for those lucky enough to have a body of water to plug their home into. Rather than laying out a huge mat of loops on the lake bottom, the device condenses the heat exchanger into a relatively small package that lets water flow naturally through the capillary-like tubing. The LIMA 1's no-muss, no-fuss approach makes ground source or geoexchange heat pumps much more environmentally and economically viable.1
Lima 1Ground source heat pumps (GSHP) are becoming a mainstream option for those looking to efficiently heat and cool a building. This innovative water-based design showcased by our friends at Treehugger is a promising option for those lucky enough to have a body of water to plug their home into. Rather than laying out a huge mat of loops on the lake bottom, the device condenses the heat exchanger into a relatively small package that lets water flow naturally through the capillary-like tubing. The LIMA 1's no-muss, no-fuss approach makes ground source or geoexchange heat pumps much more environmentally and economically viable.2
lima 1Ground source heat pumps (GSHP) are becoming a mainstream option for those looking to efficiently heat and cool a building. This innovative water-based design showcased by our friends at Treehugger is a promising option for those lucky enough to have a body of water to plug their home into. Rather than laying out a huge mat of loops on the lake bottom, the device condenses the heat exchanger into a relatively small package that lets water flow naturally through the capillary-like tubing. The LIMA 1's no-muss, no-fuss approach makes ground source or geoexchange heat pumps much more environmentally and economically viable.3
lima 1Ground source heat pumps (GSHP) are becoming a mainstream option for those looking to efficiently heat and cool a building. This innovative water-based design showcased by our friends at Treehugger is a promising option for those lucky enough to have a body of water to plug their home into. Rather than laying out a huge mat of loops on the lake bottom, the device condenses the heat exchanger into a relatively small package that lets water flow naturally through the capillary-like tubing. The LIMA 1's no-muss, no-fuss approach makes ground source or geoexchange heat pumps much more environmentally and economically viable.4
