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SolarEast Unveils a Game-Changing Zero-Carbon Laboratory

In a significant leap towards sustainable heating solutions, SolarEast Heat Pump Ltd., a leading Chinese manufacturer, has recently inaugurated its state-of-the-art Zero-Carbon Laboratory in Beijing. This ground-breaking facility represents an investment of approximately $17 million, translating to an impressive RMB 120 million. Spanning over 32,000 square meters, the lab is a hub of innovation, featuring 30 advanced testing labs that establish a new standard in heat pump technology.

What sets this facility apart is not just its size, but its commitment to sustainability. SolarEast's long-standing mission, “Green Mission • Better Life,” is woven into the fabric of this lab. Unlike many manufacturers who shift from OEM assembly to branding, SolarEast has chosen the more challenging path of becoming a comprehensive R290 system creator from day one. The Zero-Carbon Lab stands as a vital asset in this journey, aiming to reshape the future of eco-friendly heating.

Cutting-Edge Facilities for Comprehensive Testing

Built to be one of the most advanced private R&D facilities for heat pumps globally, the laboratory is equipped to handle a range of tests essential for ensuring system efficiency. Some of the notable facilities include:

• - A 1,200 kW ultra-low temperature lab that tests down to -60°C.
• - Long-duration reliability chambers designed for both residential and commercial units.
• - Climate simulation labs that replicate conditions in Europe, Asia, and North America.
• - Semi-anechoic chambers for precise acoustic testing.

Mr. YIN YALING, Chief Technology Officer at SolarEast, emphasized, “Our customers aren't just buying components — they're securing system stability.” By synchronizing the testing of various self-made components, SolarEast ensures optimal interaction in every heat pump, enhancing the reliability of their innovative R290 units.

A Real-World Example of Renewable Energy Integration

The Zero-Carbon Lab also serves as a pioneering demonstration of decentralized energy systems in practice. Among its features are:

• - 1.17 MWp of building-integrated photovoltaics (BIPV).
• - 800 kW / 1720 kWh lithium battery storage.
• - A combined system of ground-source and air-source heat pumps.
• - A 1,000 m³ thermal stratified tank for efficient heat and cooling storage.

This comprehensive design creates a functioning clean energy campus and aligns with SolarEast's promise of delivering not just products but verified sustainable systems.

Designed for Global Partners Focused on Reliability

As the global demand for heat pumps rises, particularly in Europe, where performance in cold climates is increasingly crucial, the need for reliable products is more pressing than ever. Recognized industry experts predict that the global heat pump market will surpass $200 billion by 2030. Mr. JIAO QINGTAI, Director of International Sales, noted, “OEM partners, installers, and contractors need more than data sheets — they require tangible proof.” This new facility will provide the necessary validation and expedite project approvals, while minimizing post-installation challenges.

A Brand Dedicated to Its Mission

Founded in 2012, SolarEast has made impressive strides by producing over 85% of its key components in-house, from evaporators and condensers to PCB control boards and copper piping. The Zero-Carbon Lab isn't merely a physical structure; it embodies SolarEast’s commitment to the belief that genuine sustainability commences at the system level.

Mr. XU XINJIAN, CEO of SolarEast, firmly stated, “We didn't build this to impress; we built it because every product we ship must reflect our mission — Green Mission • Better Life. This means cleaner winters, quieter nights, and a foundation of trust with every partner installing our heat pumps.”

As SolarEast forges ahead, it not only leads the charge in heat pump technology but also sets a remarkable example for sustainable practices and energy efficiency in the industry.