Air source heat pumps

Air source heat pumps provide heating and cooling solutions in an efficient way for your home, in any climate. It works by absorbing heat from the outside air into a liquid refrigerant at a low temperature and releasing it inside in a similar way to an air conditioning unit but used in the opposite direction. It uses electricity to compress the liquid to increase the temperature and then releases it’s stored heat. The heat is then sent to your radiators or underfloor heating.

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Air source heat pumps

Using air source heat pumps can save you money on your energy bills and help to reduce your carbon footprint when compared to using gas or electric heating systems. They are highly efficient and can transfer around three times more energy into your home as heat than it uses to extract it from the air. To check if a heat pump could be suitable for your home please visit gov.uk/check-heat-pump

A heat pump is essentially an outside boiler. It captures heat from outside and moves it into your home, using electricity to do so. There are many benefits to heating your home with an air source heat pump, such as:

Efficiency - an air source heat pump can be over 300% more efficient than a standard gas boiler and this could save you money on your heating bills.
lower your carbon footprint
enjoy reliable heating and hot water all year round - an air source heat pump can still work effectively at -20°C!
low maintenance with a long service life - (15+ years)