Technical data Peltier effect: heat pumpArticle no: P9517400 ![]()
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Principle A heat pump is a device which uses mechanical or electric energy
to pump thermal energy from a medium A into a medium B. The heat Q
conducted to the medium B is greater than the used mechanical or
electric energy E0. The Q factor (performance) of a heat
pump is described by the so-called "coefficient of performance"
ε = Q / E0. It is always necessary to
apply ε > 1. Benefits
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