Every heat pump consists of 4 parts that represent the basis of the whole working principle and those are: Compressor, Evaporator, Condenser and an Expansion Valve.

1. The low pressure and low temperature liquid refrigerant exits the expansion valve and takes over the temperature from the environment (heat source – water, air, brine…) via the heat exchanger (evaporator) which causes the evaporation, and the refrigerant converts from liquid to gas. The prerequisite for this process is that environment temperature (heat source) is higher than the temperature of the refrigerant since otherwise the heat takeover would not take place as well as the evaporation.


2. The compressor sucks in the gas (vapour) phase of the refrigerant from the evaporator and compresses (condenses) the gas to high pressure and high temperature.


3. The gas under high pressure and temperature transfers its heat energy from the compressor to a colder medium for heat transfer (ex. water, glycol for heating…) via the heat exchanger (condenser) which causes it to condense and return to liquid state.


4. After the condenser, the refrigerant reaches the expansion valve whose task is to lower the pressure and the temperature of the refrigerant below the temperature of the heat source so that the cycle may be repeated.

NUCLEUS heat pumps are delivered as functionally ready for operation, and depending on the equipment and comfort the pumps provide, they are being produced as three models – Simplity, Comfort and Lux.

Model Simplity consists of the following components:

Controller V500B
Scroll compressor (Copeland)
Plate exchanger for the evaporator and condenser (Alfa Laval)
Thermostatic expansion valve (Danfoss)
Display NS2
High and low pressure switch (Danfoss)
Sight glass for the refrigerant (Danfoss)
Filter drier (Danfoss)
Low pressure gas heat exchanger (Alfa Laval)
Circulating pump system sides (HST, Grundfos)
Asymmetric phase relay
Main power switch
Solid metal housing; sound-heat-fire isolated.
4 pipe fittings (5 fittings with HD model)

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