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How It
Works

Drop-In • Plug & Play • Central Plants for Domestic Hot Water

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A Shift In Strategy

Meeting Domestic Hot Water Demand With Storage

Traditional hot water delivery systems rely on

high-capacity boilers to meet demand. The trend

of oversizing these systems results in wasted energy.

WaterDrop uses an array of highly efficient SANCO2

heat pumps to build up a high storage volume to meet

demand.

 

During periods of low use, the heat pumps produce more hot

water than is being used. The excess hot water goes back into the storage. Once the storage is fully recovered, the stored hot water is

on standby, ready for the cycle to repeat.

Meeting Demand

Overview of WaterDrop Systems

WaterDrop systems are an energy efficient way to provide hot water to multifamily residential buildings without relying on gas or electric resistance boilers. Learn about the inspiration behind the units and the basic principals here.

Introduction to Drop In Central Heat Pump Water Heating Plants
Why We Like CO2 as a Refrigerant
The CO2 Compression Cycle

Designing the Future of Water Heating

Every WaterDrop system starts with a design to meet the needs of the building. Our team of engineers have made it easy to find the right fit for every project. Learn here how to understand the unit sizing and how that decision is made.

Using Heat Pumps to Meet the Load
Using the EcoSizer

Advantages of Prebuilt Systems

A prebuilt water heating system like WaterDrop can simplify the installation and maintenance of domestic hot water delivery compared to a site built system. Saving time, space, and energy, as well as providing a single source for warranty replacements, find out how WaterDrop systems are superior to site built solutions.

Benefits Over Site Built Systems
Built In Controls and Monitoring

WaterDrop: Fit for Your Needs

WaterDrop systems are an energy efficient way to provide hot water to multifamily residential buildings without relying on gas or electric resistance boilers. Learn about the inspiration behind the units and the basic principals here.

Sizing and Selecting a System
Product Lines and Models: Full Skids
Product Lines and Models: Droplets
Product Lines and Models: Part Load Skids
WaterDrop Systems: Helping You Learn
More About the Future of Water Heating

System Sizing

Choosing the Right Model

The Ecosizer

WaterDrop systems were born from a collaboration with Ecotope and a desire to provide a complete drop-in system for whole building water heating. WaterDrop designs are heavily centered around using Ecotope's Ecosizer software. This is available to everyone and is a good way to get a head start on knowing what size system you will need.

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