Heat pumps are a sustainable way to heat your property. Depending on the type of heat pump you invest in, they will work in slightly different ways. In the latest post from Air Conditioning Direct, we take a look a more in-depth look at heat pumps and the frequently asked questions surrounding them.
Heat Pumps
Heat pumps are highly energy-efficient, all-in-one heating and cooling devices for residential use.
They extract thermal energy from the ambient air, water or ground and ‘pump’ it to your home. The heat pump cycle is fully reversible, so they can be used for both heating and cooling.
Heat pumps are a safe, reliable, highly efficient and a true low carbon, low cost solution for home heating and hot water. Altherma heat pumps heat up to 5 times more efficiently than a traditional heating system based on fossil fuels or electricity. By making use of the heat in the outside air it uses much less energy, whilst still providing year round comfort.
Altherma heat pumps are a split system consisting of an outdoor unit and an indoor hydro-box that can be connected to all standard low temperature radiators and under floor heating systems. As maintenance requirements are minimal, running costs are low. Inverter technology means energy savings are even greater.
Heat Pump Maintenance
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Feb
2022
28
Feb
2022
How Heat Pumps Work
Heat pumps are a highly energy efficient way to heat and cool residential spaces. In the latest blog post from Air Conditioning Direct, we discuss heat pumps, how they work and their advantages.
28
Feb
2022
Advantages of Installing Heat Pumps
The advantages of heat pumps are never ending, they’re an all in one energy efficient heating and cooling system that are used in homes across the country. They use extract thermal energy from the air, water or ground and pump into your home. Air source heat pumps absorb heat from the outside air. This heat can then be used to heat radiators, underfloor heating systems or warm air convector’s and hot water in your home.