From the soil, HAUTEC GEOTHERMAL HEAT PROBES extract heat that is made usable for the heating system with the help of a HAUTEC heat pump. A relatively constant temperature exists in the soil already a few metres below the surface of the earth. This is why an extraction of heat is possible with maximum effectivity even on very cold days.

Compared with horizontally installed geothermal heat collectors, the space required for the HAUTEC geothermal heat probe is very little.

With HAUTEC GEOTHERMAL HEAT PROBE heat pump systems, a monovalent heating of buildings with high performance factors above 4 is possible without any problems.

Since the beginning of the nineteen-eighties, the HAUTEC GEOTHERMAL HEAT PROBE has been constantly developed further and brought up to market maturity in cooperation with a power supply company.

Nowadays in North Rhine-Westphalia and Rhineland-Palatinate, more than 60% of all newly installed heat pumps with geothermal heat probes are built according to the HAUTEC system. Depending on the geology of each location, a heat output of up to 10 kW can be provided using one geothermal heat probe.

However, by connecting several probes with each other to form a geothermal probe system, almost any heat output unit can be accommodated on relatively small surface areas. This is how HAUTEC GEOTHERMAL HEAT PROBES can help make a contribution to the preservation our energy resources and to the control of air pollution.

The uniform temperature curve in the soil reduces the probability of heat pump failure. Using a specially developed method, HAUTEC GEOTHERMAL HEAT PROBES are carefully integrated and thus provide a heat source system that remains functionally efficient for many decades.

The HAUTEC GEOTHERMAL HEAT PROBE is manufactured from high-quality PE material. Non-matching materials such as brass or steel are not used because of the risk of corrosion. The geothermal heat probe head is manufactured from a PE solid material with 2 separate chambers.