The air source heat pump is a system that uses outdoor air to heat or cool. It absorbs heat from the outside air in winter to warm your home, and releases heat from inside your home to cool it down in Summer. This includes heating your radiators and providing you with hot water.
Given the unpredictable weather in the South East, an air source heat pump would be game changer for everyone.
The heat pump consists of an outdoor unit and an indoor unit, working together to transfer heat. Air source heat pumps are the key to increasing energy-efficiency, eco-consciousness, and are no-where near as expensive as most people believe…
Solar Collector
Our heat pumps can be
integrated with the solar panel system. In this way, energy savings are achieved, energy costs are reduced and reflected on bills, fossil fuel dependency is reduced, COP values of heat pumps increase, energy reliability in buildings increases and carbon footprint of buildings decreases.
Domestic Hot Water
Our Heat Pumps can be easily integrated into the home’s plumbing system. While providing the warm atmosphere of your home with 80% energy savings, it supports this with hot domestic water.
Heatpump
By using the heat energy in the air, it provides energy savings up to 80% while transferring the heat to the plumbing water circulating in your house.
Boiler
Our Heat Pumps heat/cool the water in the boiler and transfer the hot or cold water, which it heats/cools to the domestic plumbing, to other systems in the building.
Although the air is cool in the winter, there’s still plenty of energy available because of the large volume of air that passes over the heat exchanger.
Air source heat pumps still work effectively even in temperatures as cold as -7°C!
Air source heat pumps typically generate less noise compared to traditional heating and cooling systems like furnaces or air conditioners. While some air source heat pumps may produce a low hum during operation, it’s generally not disruptive, especially when compared to other HVAC systems. However, it’s essential to consider noise levels when selecting an air source heat pump, especially if quiet operation is a priority for you.
The air source heat pump is a mere 40-60 decibels when installed correctly by our experts at Wilson’s.
Being quieter than a typical gas boiler, we don’t know what all the fuss is about….
Wilsons Renewables
Unit 130 Joseph Wilson Industrial Est, Whitstable CT5 3SN
01227 719 619