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1 remote heat pump
< hvac> (consists of two separate assemblies) ■ Split-Wärmepumpe f ; Wärmepumpe in mehrgehäusiger Bauweise f did ; Wärmepumpe in Splitbauweise f ; mehrgehäusige Wärmepumpe f ; Splitwärmepumpe f -
2 split-system heat pump
< hvac> (consists of two separate assemblies) ■ Split-Wärmepumpe f ; Wärmepumpe in mehrgehäusiger Bauweise f did ; Wärmepumpe in Splitbauweise f ; mehrgehäusige Wärmepumpe f ; Splitwärmepumpe fEnglish-german technical dictionary > split-system heat pump
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3 split-type heat pump
< hvac> (consists of two separate assemblies) ■ Split-Wärmepumpe f ; Wärmepumpe in mehrgehäusiger Bauweise f did ; Wärmepumpe in Splitbauweise f ; mehrgehäusige Wärmepumpe f ; Splitwärmepumpe f
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