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Geostar Cooling And Heating Systems Equipment & Supplies
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Manufactured by:GeoStar based inFort Wayne, INDIANA (USA)
eothermal units use the solar energy stored just below our feet to provide heating, air conditioning and hot water. The earth acts as a giant solar panel absorbing roughly half of the sun’s heat energy. A series of pipes called a “loop” (see next page for more) is buried just below the frost line to tap into that stored energy. In the winter, heat is brought in through the loop, ...
Manufactured by:GeoStar based inFort Wayne, INDIANA (USA)
Geothermal units use the solar energy stored just below our feet to provide heating, air conditioning and hot water. The earth acts as a giant solar panel absorbing roughly half of the sun’s heat energy. A series of pipes called a “loop” (see next page for more) is buried just below the frost line to tap into that stored energy. In the winter, heat is brought in through the ...
Manufactured by:GeoStar based inFort Wayne, INDIANA (USA)
Geothermal units are similar to ordinary heat pumps but use the solar energy stored just below our feet to provide heating, air conditioning and hot water. The earth acts as a giant solar panel, absorbing roughly half of the sun’s heat energy. A series of pipes called a “loop” (see next page for more) is buried just below the frost line to tap into that stored energy. In the ...
Manufactured by:GeoStar based inFort Wayne, INDIANA (USA)
Geothermal units use the solar energy stored just below our feet to provide heating, air conditioning and hot water. The earth acts as a giant solar panel, absorbing roughly half of the sun’s heat energy. A series of pipes called a “loop” (see next page for more) is buried just below the frost line to tap into that stored energy. In the winter, heat is brought in through the ...
Manufactured by:GeoStar based inFort Wayne, INDIANA (USA)
Geothermal units use the solar energy stored just below our feet to provide heating, air conditioning and hot water. The earth acts as a giant solar panel absorbing roughly half of the sun’s heat energy. A series of pipes called a “loop” (see next page for more) is buried just below the frost line to tap into that stored energy. In the winter, heat is brought in through the ...