Energy Collection | Heat Pumps

Heat Pumps GroupA heat pump extracts heat found in the air or ground, either inside or outside your building. This energy is then transferred to produce hot water, heating or both. The efficiency of a heat pump is measured by the COP (Co-Efficiency performance). The efficiency of a heat pump can be in excess of 400% greater than traditional fuel systems, which means for every unit of electric energy used by the heat pump you will get 4 units of heat in the house free. They offer huge savings in reducing your energy bills by up to 80%, are environmentally-friendly thus reducing your carbon footprint and aid achieving requirements for Code for Sustainable Homes

We offer a comprehensive range of heat pumps:

Ground Source Heat Pumps – utilising horizontal loops or boreholes, lakes or running water

Air to Water Heat Pumps  - utilising outdoor ambient air

Exhaust Air Systems – utilising indoor ambient air from kitchens, bathrooms

The following pages give a simple overview as well as a frequently asked questions section to help you understand the different systems on offer, what they do and how they work.

Heat pumps can provide you with energy for a variety of functions for your home – heating, cooling, domestic hot water and even ventilation. 

Our technical team are on hand to be able to recommend which system is best suited to your requirements and to your property.  We can ensure correct sizing to make sure that the product will be able to do what you need, provide you with a bill of materials so that you can see everything required – you can then place your order with us using just one quotation number – confident that you have everything you need for your project and we will deliver everything to site for you.  We can also provide you with an accredited installer to be able to install your system – you can find your nearest installer by using our locator tool.

Reducing your impact on the environment
Your heat pump can also count towards you points to meet the code for sustainable homes requirements.

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