Hydron Module Geothermal Heat Pump Reviews - Hydron Module geothermal heat pumps come in a variety of configurations to fit most uses for a geothermal heat pump system. Hydron Module offers systems for both residential and light commercial applications.
They offer package geothermal heat pumps along with split system geothermal heat pump systems. Hydron Module even has a unit specifically designed for outdoor use. Capacity and efficiency ratings vary from model to model and depend on load for the efficiency rating.
Some standard features for Hydron Module heat pumps include:
- Use of R-410A
- Stainless Steel cabinet construction
- The system is protected by a flow switch
- Two-stage Copeland® UltraTech® compressor in select systems
- Variable-speed ECM blower motors in select systems
- Factory-installed desuperheater in select systems
- Copper coaxial heat exchanger
- Limited Lifetime Microchannel Air Coil and Compressor Warranty.* 10-Year Labor Allowance Warranty.* 10-Year Parts Warranty. 10-Year Refrigerant System Component Warranty.
*Always check with the manufacturer and dealer about warranty details, terms, and conditions. Warranties can change at any time by the manufacturer.
Hydron Module Geothermal Heat Pump Reviews - Product Line
The product line of Hydron Module includes forced air split system geothermal heat pumps that are multi-position, Single and two-stage split geothermal heat pump units, A water to water heat pump unit that can be fitted with an optional desuperheater, A two-stage package unit heat pump system, and a single-stage packaged geothermal heat pump system.
The residential warranty for Hydron Module heat pumps is excellent offering a lifetime warranty on the compressor, heat exchanger, and the cabinet with 10 years on the refrigeration system, geothermal system, and a 10-year on parts warranty with an extra kicker warranty for labor for 10 years. This means Hydron Module stands behind the product they produce. Some of the geothermal heat pumps offered include:
- Packaged heat pumps for both horizontal and vertical installation. Packaged geothermal systems have all components in a single cabinet.
- Split geothermal systems with the air handler separate from the condensing unit. This is ideal when the condenser needs to be installed in a garage or other remote location where it is not ideal for packed geothermal heat pump systems.
- Hydronic Geothermal Heat Pump Systems for radiant heating and cooling, spa heating, pool heating, and other hydronic heating such as hot water heating for domestic use.
- Commercial Geothermal Systems
Hydron Module Geothermal Heat Pump Reviews - About Hydron Module\
Hydron Module is a division of Enertech based in Greenville, IL with a manufacturing facility in Mitchell, SD.
Hydron Module Geothermal Heat Pump Reviews
We have a Hydron Module Geothermal System ‘Pure and simple’. It was installed in a new home installation. Our issue is that we have had an issue with this system the past 3 years, requiring a service call. The system is only 6 years old. This last issue was the coil, and it’s been over a week getting the coil. We are not impressed w/ a system that is contained in a temperature controlled enviroment–our basement, with no external climate factors having issues with a switch, capacitor, and now the coil. I had an older outdoor system at a previous residence that wasn’t touched for over 15 years. Sure the parts are under warranty, but the labor isn’t. And why doesn’t our installer carry parts on-hand?
I read that if they don’t install enough pipe 200 feet, and make it deep enough, 8 feet, the system may end up heating (or cooling in the winter) ground too much, and rendering the system far less efficient than it should be.
Also, your home needs to be properly insulated for geothermal to work best.
I have just had installed a Hydronmodule Revolution geothermal unit in my home. Right from the beginning, my dealer was impressed with the quality of the unit. (I encouraged them to consider installing it for me.) It appears to be much less noisy as the previous FHP geothermal I had. Since it is still winter, I can only comment on the heating. No question that the air that comes from the vents is warmer than what I had before. The dealer measure it as about 95 degrees which means you really can feel that heat. The air flow on high is quite substantial but the unit has not done that in real world demand other than the testing they did as part of the installation. The unit comes with the hot water tank support and that also appears to be much more functional than the old one I had. All in all, I am very impressed with this product at this point in time.
I don’t understand this..??? My new geothermal unit (hydron module) we had installed about 6 years ago generates an electric bill of $500 in winter in indiana. … we have replaced the pumps, they’ve looked for leaks.. no one can find anything wrong or just won’t tell us. Maybe it was installed wrong..? This u it was $20,000 but we did get a tax rebate of $7000 but still very expensive.