Air Source Heat Pumps provide an efficient and sustainable way to heat your home. Instead of burning fuel like traditional heating systems, they use the warmth in the outside air to react with a refrigerant in the heat pump, causing it to boil. The resultant gas is then compressed to create heat which is transferred to the water in your system which in turn heats your home and hot water. The refrigerant has a boiling point of -20 degrees, so as long as the ambient temperature is higher than -20 degrees it will boil, and the system will work very well.
This process significantly reduces energy consumption while maintaining a comfortable indoor temperature. ASHPs are a cost-effective and environmentally friendly alternative, helping homeowners and businesses lower their heating bills and reduce their carbon footprint.
Air Source Heat Pumps (ASHP) are a form of low carbon heating, as they use the outside air to heat your home and business, they don’t burn anything. If you are switching from a coal, LPG or electricity-based heating system, you will significantly reduce your carbon emissions.
By switching to an ASHP you can reduce your energy bills as you’ll be using a significantly more efficient system. This will improve over time as more electricity is produced via renewable sources.
If you comply with some very simple and straight forward qualifying criteria you will receive a grant of £7500 when you have an ASHP installed. Better still you don’t have to claim the grant, we do that for you and then just take it off your final bill.
ASHP work with radiators and underfloor heating to heat your rooms but the right sized cylinder will also ensure all your domestic hot water requirements are met.
An ASHP can extract heat from the ambient air even at a lower temperature, down to -20°C. An air-to-water heat pump can generate 40°C heat when outside temperatures are as low as -20°C.
As there is no need to burn any kind of fossil fuel, no naked flame, no need for an oil storage tank or cylinders of highly flammable gas to fuel your heating, you can see that the safety argument for installing an ASHP is very strong indeed.
ASHP are efficient both in the winter and summer, thanks to an outstanding SCOP (seasonal coefficient of performance). The SCOP of a heat pump is a way to measure its efficiency by comparing the power input needed to produce heat compared to the amount of heat output.
Installing an ASHP can take as little as two days.
They typically don’t require planning permission and the disruption to your property is always kept to an absolute minimum.
Servicing and maintenance should be done by a qualified technician annually, which will ensure optimal performance of your heat pump. In addition to the annual service, to help your heat pump operate effectively, you should keep the air intake clear of any debris, leaves, foliage, etc.
ASHP have a long lifespan, and with proper maintenance, they can be operational for up to 20 years. There are some differences between manufacturers but the majority offer between 5 and 7 years warranty.
No fuel storage is needed with an ASHP. Not relying on fuel such as oil or LPG means you can say goodbye to the cylinders or tank in your garden, the cost of those fuels and the additional fees for fuel deliveries.
ASHP can be powered by solar energy (using solar panels) instead of electricity from the grid. So installing a heat pump and Solar Panels together is the perfect combination
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