Heat Logic offers hydraulic systems designed to work alongside our R290 air to water heat pumps. These systems help you control your home’s heating and manage how heated water flows through your heating system. Located in Christchurch, we supply Hydraulic Managers, Stations and Towers to customers across New Zealand.
Trusted Hydraulic Systems
Heat Logic‘s R290 air to water heat pumps need a compatible hydraulic system to work properly with your home’s heating equipment. These systems help regulate water flow, control heating temperatures and keep everything working together efficiently.
Every home has different heating and hot water requirements, which is why Heat Logic offers three options: the Hydraulic Manager, Hydraulic Station and Hydraulic Tower. Each provides different features depending on how your home’s heating system is designed.
An integrated hydraulic unit that combines heating distribution and hot water storage within a compact system solution.
A compact hydraulic platform that supports circulation and clean integration within air to water heat pump systems.
A control focused unit that supports system communication and coordinated operation in heat pump installations.
Choosing Your Ideal System
Choosing the right hydraulic system depends on how your home’s heating and hot water are set up. Heat Logic offers three options that help manage your heating system and work alongside other equipment, including hot water cylinders and storage tanks.
The Hydraulic Tower combines heating controls and key components with a built in 200L hot water cylinder. This makes it a convenient option for homeowners who want their heating equipment and hot water storage together in one unit.
The Hydraulic Station brings several important heating components together in one compact unit. Unlike the Tower, it doesn’t include a built in hot water cylinder, but it can work alongside a separate cylinder when needed. Explore our hot water and storage range to see other available options.
The Hydraulic Manager controls how your heat pump works with the rest of your heating system. Rather than housing the main heating components together, it allows them to be installed separately to suit the home system’s design.
Not sure which hydraulic system is right for your home? Contact Heat Logic today to discuss your home’s heating and hot water needs and find the right solution.
