GEA RedAstrum (1935 kW)
Specifications and technical data
Water Source (WSHP)CommercialR7171935 kW
| Manufacturer | GEA |
|---|---|
| Model | RedAstrum |
| Model code | RedAstrum ML |
| Heat pump type | Water Source (WSHP) All Water Source heat pumps → |
| Application | Commercial All Commercial heat pumps → |
| Refrigerant | R717 All R717 heat pumps → |
| Mode | Heating only |
| Heating capacity | 1935 kW |
| Max heating output (low temp) | 1730 kW at W40/W80 |
| Heating flow temperature | 40–80 °C |
| Electrical supply | 380-415V (Three Phase) |
| Dimensions (H×W×D) | 2350 × 7600 × 1800 mm |
| Operational Weight | 11900 kg |
| Data added | 2026-06-25 |
| Data source | Manufacturer Data Sheet |
| Verification | Verified by a human |
GEA RedAstrum is a 1935 kW water source heat pump, using R717 refrigerant.
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