Why Install an Air Source Heat Pump?
Air source heat pumps extract thermal energy (heat) from the outside air
and convert this into heating and hot water for your home.
Energy from a renewable source
Air source heat pumps are designed to work in cold temperatures and are suitable for a range of homes, from a small apartment to a large detached home. Air source heat pumps require electricity to operate, but 75% of the energy required is generated from the outside air, with only 25% being required from electricity. This means that 75% of the energy you use will be from a renewable source, which will reduce your emissions and CO2 impact.
Air source heat pumps will be installed outside your property and are very quiet during operation.
75%
Generate 75% of your
household energy from
a renewable source
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Benefits of Using a Heat Pump
The Complete Heating Solution
Our heat pumps are compatible with radiators and underfloor heating, providing heating and hot water for your home.
Suitable for a Range
of Properties
Quiet in operation, heat pumps are ideal for modern, low-energy, or well-insulated properties and are perfect for homes with limited outdoor space.
Minimal Ongoing Maintenance
With minimal ongoing maintenance, an air source heat pump is one of the most cost-effective heating solutions available.
Financial Support
When it comes to heat pump installation, you can benefit from government incentives and grants, reducing the overall cost and making the transition to renewable energy more affordable.
Cut your carbon footprint and your energy bills
By switching to an air source heat pump, you can significantly reduce your carbon footprint while also cutting down on your energy bills. These energy-efficient systems use renewable energy from the air, helping to heat your home while minimising your impact on the environment.
£874
On gas per year
A modern four-bedroom house might need about 19,000kWh of heat per year (although this will vary). This would cost around £874 in gas (90% efficient gas cost of 7.2kWh multiplied by 19,000kWh).
28p
On Electricity per KW
Using an air source heat pump and electricity priced at 28p per kWh the cost would be almost identical (28p/kWh divided by coefficient of performance of 3.5, multiplied by 19,000kWh).
£129
Hot water savings
On average, a four-person household uses about 160 litres a day. This requires about another 2,800kWh per year (4.2xlitresxtemp difference)/3,600. For 160 litres heated from 10-50 degrees that gives 7.5kWh per day.). Using a 90% efficient gas boiler that’s a saving of £129.
How does it work?
See how our Sustainable
heating solutions can benefit your projects
Regardless of your project’s stage, we’d love to discuss your requirements and see how we can help.
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