AIR SOURCE HEAT PUMPS
Air Source Heat Pumps are stand-alone units, roughly the same size as an air conditioning unit, which can be placed outside your home or business premises so no digging or underground pipework is required.
A BETTER WAY TO HEAT
An Air Source Heat Pump draws in heat from the air outside and then transfers this heat to provide you with your heating needs by distributing it via underfloor heating and radiators.
The best thing is that even when the outside temperature is below zero, 100% of your heating and hot water needs can be generated.
A heat pump will keep your home or office at the temperature you decide, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year…AND reduce your heating bills by up to 50%. Its all about you and what you want.
An efficient way to heat your home
Air source heat pumps (ASHPs) are highly efficient renewable heating systems with the potential to significantly reduce your energy bills. They require little maintenance and can operate at temperatures as low as -15°C, making them a practical and cost-effective renewable heating system for your home.
Both new and existing properties can benefit from the energy-saving capabilities of an air source heat pump. Air source heat pumps make most financial sense in properties that rely on expensive heating fuels such as electricity, oil, or LPG. If your property is connected to the gas grid you can also save money by installing an air source heating system, providing your home is well-insulated to ensure maximum efficiency.
The right choice for business
Air source heat pumps will fit into your current heating systems and provide a constant low level heat that will provide a better working environment for your employees. As a result of this, you will see a significant reduction in heating costs, as well as increase your companies green credentials.
Not only do Air Source Heat Pumps reduce your fuel bills and save you money, they reduce your carbon footprint. It is also up to 3 times more energy efficient than a boiler system by absorbing energy from the outdoor environment.