The Science Museum in London has opened its doors to the new Energy Revolution: The Adani Green Energy Gallery, which includes low carbon solutions and their role in our journey to a sustainable future.
NIBE’s S2125 Air Source Heat Pump (ASHP), a high temperature, energy saving model, which uses natural refrigerants, has been chosen by the museum to showcase ASHPs. The most efficient example in NIBE’s product range, the NIBE S2125, is the only heat pump of its type in the gallery.
It is featured as part of the ‘Future Power’ section, sitting alongside nuclear fusion experiments, tidal turbine blades and other contemporary technologies.
Olivia Powell-Maycock, Head of Marketing at NIBE, said: “We are delighted that NIBE’s S2125 has been chosen for this important gallery. It’s exciting to see our heat pump sitting alongside innovative examples from the past, present and future.
“The Science Museum is such an iconic part of London’s attractions, entertaining and educating in equal measures – the ideal platform to get the climate change message across, while demonstrating the inspiring technological developments that will hopefully lead to more positive outcomes for the environment.”
The NIBE S2125 is an intelligent, inverter-controlled air source pump, providing optimised savings as it automatically adapts to a home’s output requirements all year around.
Image: Olivia Powell-Maycock – Head of Marketing, NIBE Energy Systems Paul Smith – Managing Director, NIBE Energy Systems
