The utility model provides a movable
heat pump type constant-temperature water tank for an experiment. The movable
heat pump type constant-temperature water tank comprises a compressor, a four-way valve, a first condenser, a throttling valve, an
evaporator, a first water tank body, a water pump and a
thermostat, the compressor, the four-way valve, the first condenser, the throttling valve and the
evaporator are sequentially connected in series in a
closed loop mode to form a first
refrigerant circulation flow path. The first condenser is arranged in the first water tank body and is used for exchanging heat with water in the first water tank body; the water pump communicates with the first water tank body and is used for pumping water from the first water tank body and supplying water outwards; the
thermostat is arranged on a water outlet flow path of the water pump or between the first water tank body and the water pump and used for conducting heat exchange with water flowing out of the first water tank body so that the
water temperature can be controlled within a set range. Through the arrangement, the temperature of water in the water tank is controlled through the
heat pump and the
thermostat, so that the
water temperature is more accurately controlled, and meanwhile, the
energy consumption is reduced. In addition, the water tank is easier to operate independently and can be manufactured into movable experimental heat pump type constant-temperature water tank equipment.