Heat pump rental management system and management method thereof

#The present disclosure relates to a heat pump rental management system and a management method thereof, in particular to a heat pump rental management system and a management method thereof with functions of automatic monitoring, deduction and repair dispatch.

#A demand for domestic water in modern life is getting higher and higher. In terms of hot water demand, especially for hairdressing and beauty businesses, travel-related businesses, medical institutions or nursing homes, etc., the demand for hot water amount is usually increased or decreased suddenly in response to the service demand. Generally, it is necessary to control the demand for hot water by relying on its rule of thumb or established operating methods. However, some service industries still only provide passive service due to unawareness of client need or wrong assessment. This result in following problems: unstable hot water supply, shortage of hot water during the course of shampooing action, high maintenance cost, manual billing wasting time and prone to errors.

#For this reason, how to design a heat pump rental management system and a management method thereof, especially to solve the technical problems aforementioned of a related art is an important subject studied by the inventors of this application.

#FIG. 1 and FIG. 2 are schematic diagrams of an architecture of a heat pump rental management system of the present disclosure.

#FIG. 3 and FIG. 4 are flowcharts of a management method for heat pump rental of the present disclosure.

#The technical content and detailed description of the present disclosure will be described below in conjunction with the drawings.

#Please refer to FIG. 1 and FIG. 2, which are schematic diagrams of an architecture of a heat pump rental management system of the present disclosure.

#In an embodiment of the present disclosure, the heat pump rental management system includes a plurality of detectors 10, a transmission unit 20, a cloud server 30, a deduction unit 40, and a first electronic apparatus 50. Each detector 10 detects at least one of a temperature, a water flow rate, a pressure, and a power consumption of the heat pump apparatus (not shown). The detector 10 may be an electronic sensing unit such as a temperature detector, a water flow detector, a pressure detector, or a power detector. The transmission unit 20 is communicatively connected to the plurality of detectors 10, and transmits at least one of the temperatures, the water flow rate, the pressure, and the power consumption of the heat pump apparatus. The water flow rate in the present disclosure may be either a water flow rate for cold water used or a water flow rate for hot water used of the heat pump apparatus.