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The LEOMON 150℃ High-Output Steam Heat Pump is a heavy-duty industrial steam generator engineered specifically for large-scale manufacturing facilities with high and continuous steam demand. Designed for energy-intensive industrial operations, it produces 150℃ saturated steam in high volumes to supply multiple production lines, large-scale drying processes, reaction vessels, and facility-wide heating. Its robust construction ensures reliable performance under continuous operation in demanding environments. By replacing conventional coal-fired, gas-fired, or electric boilers, it significantly reduces energy consumption and operating costs while eliminating on-site emissions and combustion-related safety risks. Intelligent controls automatically adjust steam output to match real-time demand, maintaining stable pressure and temperature throughout production. Ideal for steel plants, chemical complexes, automotive manufacturing, building materials factories, and other heavy industries, it delivers the capacity, reliability, and efficiency required for large-scale industrial steam systems.

1. Massive Steam Output to Meet High-Demand Production
This equipment provides the large-scale steam volume required for continuous and high-intensity production in large factories. It generates sufficient saturated steam at 150 ℃ and can operate multiple high consumption processes simultaneously, including industrial drying, large-scale sterilization, chemical reactions, metal treatment, and facility heating. Even during peak production periods when all systems are operating at full capacity, the equipment can maintain stable pressure and temperature, ensuring uninterrupted manufacturing.
2. Designed for Continuous, Heavy-Duty Industrial Operation
Unlike systems designed for intermittent or light-duty applications, this unit is built for the demands of heavy industry. All components are selected for long service life under continuous operation. The compressor, heat exchangers, and control systems are engineered to withstand the rigors of 24/7 production without performance degradation. This robust construction translates to fewer breakdowns, less downtime, and lower maintenance costs over the life of the equipment.
3. Direct Replacement for Large Industrial Boilers
The unit is designed as a direct replacement for coal-fired, gas-fired, and electric industrial boilers, providing equivalent steam output while using significantly less energy. It eliminates the need for fuel procurement, storage, and handling, and removes the emissions control and compliance burdens associated with combustion-based systems. Many large factories transitioning from boilers to heat pump systems can achieve substantial annual savings in operating costs without compromising steam supply reliability.
4. Intelligent Steam Management for Varying Production Demands
Large factories typically experience varying steam demand—higher during peak production shifts, lower during off-peak periods. The unit's intelligent control system continuously monitors steam pressure and consumption patterns, automatically adjusting output to match real-time demand. This "on-demand" approach maximizes efficiency, reduces energy waste, and maintains stable steam conditions regardless of production fluctuations.
| Model | FKH-90II/TGW |
| Generate steam quantity | 160kg |
| Power Specifications | 380V 3N~50Hz |
| A1 heating capacity (20 ℃) | 90KW |
| A1 Heating consumption power | 56KW |
| Maximum operating current | 150A |
| Noise | ≤80dB(A) |
| Unit size (length x width x height mm) | 3260×1230×2400 |
| Steam connection size | DN40 |
| Size of water replenishment connection pipe | DN20 |
| Unit weight (kg) | 1430 |
| Compressor | Xecom |
| Refrigerants | Low stage: R515B High stage: R1233zd |
Steel Processing and Metal Treatment
Steel plants require high-temperature steam for pickling lines, annealing furnaces, cooling processes, and facility heating. The unit provides the massive, consistent steam output needed for these high-intensity operations, maintaining stable supply throughout the production cycle. Its robust construction withstands the harsh conditions of steel mill environments, including heat, dust, and vibration.
Large Chemical Production Complexes
Chemical complexes require steam for multiple processes across different production units—distillation, reaction heating, evaporation, and stripping. The unit provides the high-output steam needed to support all these operations, with intelligent controls ensuring stable pressure across the distribution network. Its zero-emission operation is particularly valuable in chemical facilities seeking to reduce their environmental footprint.
Automotive Manufacturing Plants
Automotive plants use steam for paint drying, parts cleaning, curing ovens, and facility heating. The unit provides the substantial steam output needed for these energy-intensive operations, supporting continuous production across multiple assembly lines. The clean, oil-free steam ensures no contamination of painted surfaces or sensitive components.
The unit should be installed in a well-ventilated area with adequate clearance for air circulation, maintenance access, and future expansion. Installation requires a reinforced concrete foundation capable of supporting the unit's substantial weight. Steam distribution piping should be properly sized and insulated to minimize pressure drop and heat loss across the factory. The unit connects to the facility's water supply, electrical system, and steam distribution network. For large factories with extensive steam distribution, we recommend a centralized installation location to optimize distribution efficiency. Professional installation by qualified industrial contractors is recommended.
Q1: Can this heat pump replace a large industrial boiler without reducing steam supply?
A: Yes. The unit is engineered to provide equivalent steam output to large industrial boilers. For facilities currently operating large-capacity boilers, we typically recommend multiple units installed in parallel to achieve the required total capacity. This approach also provides built-in redundancy—if one unit requires maintenance, others continue operating. Our engineering team can assess your current boiler capacity and recommend the optimal configuration to meet your steam demand.
Q2: How does the heat pump handle sudden increases in steam demand during production peaks?
A: The unit features an intelligent demand-response control system that continuously monitors steam pressure and consumption. When demand increases, the system automatically ramps up output to maintain stable pressure without manual intervention. In facilities with highly variable demand, we recommend pairing the heat pump with a steam accumulator. This provides additional capacity during peak periods without over-sizing the heat pump, optimizing both efficiency and capital investment.
Q3: How long will the equipment last in a heavy industrial environment?
A: The unit is built with industrial-grade components and heavy-duty construction specifically for the demands of large factory environments. All critical components are selected for long service life under continuous operation. With regular annual maintenance, the unit provides many years of reliable service—comparable to or exceeding the service life of industrial boilers. The elimination of combustion-related corrosion and thermal stress, common issues with boilers, further extends the equipment's service life.