Combined Heat and Power
Reliable, efficient, and cost-effective combined heat and power (CHP) units are available for home applications. CHP units combine two technologies, a home heating system and a natural-gas or propane engine-driven power generator, in one efficient system. This hybrid configuration allows homeowners to use the fuel twice, first to produce power and then to heat their homes, thus lowering overall fuel consumption, reducing electricity bills, and helping to protect our environment. Learn about next steps.
Nexamp provides turnkey integration of combined heat and power for homeowners.
Our trained and certified CHP designers and integrators make the process for new or existing homes simple. We believe full service turnkey integration is the most simple and cost-effective service for our clients -- Nexamp provides site-specific analysis, cost estimates, design, permitting, construction, and life-long maintenance of our systems. We also help you to understand and secure available tax incentives and available low interest loans to maximize the savings associated with CHP. Get Started Now.
Nexamp provides turnkey installation of the Climate Energy Freewatt® System. We integrate this system with renewable and other energy solutions when advantageous to our clients. The Freewatt systems combine an advanced Honda engine-generator module with an Internet-enabled, high-efficiency residential heating system. The heating system is available either as a warm air gas-condensing furnace or a high-efficiency boiler. The engine-driven power generator module is remarkably quiet, making less noise than a typical warm air furnace -- only 47 dB(A) at three feet, a sound level as quiet or quieter than a new refrigerator. Each CHP system is back by Nexamp’s industry leading workmanship warranty.
Annual inspections and maintenance are the key to long-term system durability and performance.
Nexamp is committed to supporting your system's lifecycle operations and maintenance with our own professional technicians. Get Started Now.
