Wärmepumpe
Bissen Heat Pump

Switch from oil heating to modern heat pump technology

Wärmepumpe in Bissen

In Bissen, the existing oil heating system was replaced by a modern heat pump. The project included the complete dismantling of the old heating system and the installation of a new, energy-efficient system. Technical precision and sustainable solutions were the main focus. The conversion took place in a technical room with complex piping and equipment.

Wärmepumpe Bissen

Service
heat pump
Ort
Bissen
Jahr
2025
Projektleiter
Daniel Falk
Initial situation before installation
Initial situation before installation
Vorher

Initial situation before installation

Before the work began, a large red metal box dominated the wall of the heating room. The surroundings were characterized by visible pipes and a pump that appeared dirty and untidy. The technical installations consisted of metal and plastic, with the room overall being under construction and no ongoing activities visible yet.
Installation of heat pump and piping
Während der Arbeit

Installation of heat pump and piping

During the installation, new pipes and pumps were carefully installed to optimally connect the heat pump. The work took place in a technically demanding environment with various metal and plastic components. The tasks were performed precisely to efficiently integrate the heating and piping systems and to design the space functionally.
Completion and technical results
Completion and technical results
Completion and technical results
Ergebnis

Completion and technical results

After completing the installation, the room with the new heat pump and the associated piping is in an advanced stage of completion. The combination of metal pipes, plastic, and insulation material is visible, demonstrating the successful implementation of the heating system. The technical system is operational and forms the basis for sustainable heat supply.

Wärmepumpe in Bissen

Vorher
Vorher
Nachher
Nachher
Thorsten Kirch

Thorsten Kirch

Management

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