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An air source heat pump (also known as an air-to-water heat pump) is a device that extracts heat from the outside air and transfers it to a liquid, typically water, to heat it up.

Industrial air conditioning and commercial air conditioning differ significantly in their applications, design considerations, and performance characteristics.

In large commercial buildings, the most commonly used type of air conditioning system is central air conditioning.

The efficiency of industrial heat pumps can vary significantly depending on several factors such as the specific design and application, operating conditions, and the type of heat pump being used.