Renewables
Heat Pumps
Heat pumps are efficient and sustainable means of heating a wide range of properties such as new builds, existing homes and commercial premises that are well insulated.
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A heat pump only requires electricity to extract heat from the environment, no fossil fuels are used in its operation. This makes a heat pump a very environmentally friendly solution for heating.
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A heat pump's key element is its refrigeration circuit. The properties of refrigerant gases are taken advantage of within the circuit to produce useful heat, to heat your home, from low grade heat such as the air outside.
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Just like a traditional boiler, heat pumps come in a variety of sizes and configurations.
Types of Heat Pump
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Air to Air
Year-round comfort at home with advanced, efficient, heating and cooling technology. Adding a tank will give you domestic hot water too.
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Air to Water
Air-to-water heat pumps are cost-efficient, renewable energy systems that offer comprehensive heating, cooling and hot water for your home.
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Hybrid
Daikin Altherma hybrid heat pumps combine renewable and traditional energy sources to provide energy-efficient heating, cooling and hot water for your home.
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Domestic Hot Water​
These heat pumps are designed for the production of domestic hot water, stored in an enamelled steel tank, with an external jacket to the condenser for maximum safety and hygiene guaranteed.
