GUIDES · Air source heat pumps
Practical advice on heat pumps, heating emitters, hot water and installation space to help you plan a solution for your home.
Renovations · 4 min
Keeping your radiators may be possible. The decision requires a room-by-room assessment and a check of how the whole system will operate.
Read the guidePlanning · 4 min
Equipment selection comes after defining the finished home. Coordinating those decisions avoids having to resolve installation details over completed finishes.
Read the guideSpace and design · 4 min
Simply fitting the unit into a space is not enough. Its position must let it operate and be accessed without making the home harder to use.
Read the guideComfort · 4 min
Acoustic comfort depends on the equipment and how it is installed. It is worth assessing while you can still choose the location.
Read the guideHot water · 4 min
The number of occupants is a guide, but does not tell the whole story. Simultaneous use and available space also inform the decision.
Read the guideSolutions · 4 min
The emitter determines how comfort reaches each room. Choosing one means considering cooling, heating and the way you use your home together.
Read the guideOperation and controls · 4 min
A clear handover helps you use the system without changing settings blindly. These are the functions worth understanding.
Read the guidePlanning · 4 min
Two quotations mentioning a heat pump can include very different work. First check whether they address the same requirements.
Read the guideSolar energy · 4 min
Having solar panels and a heat pump does not guarantee that generation and demand coincide. Planning starts with the household's actual habits.
Read the guideSpace and design · 4 min
The distinction matters because it changes how the installation is arranged. Compare complete configurations and the space each needs.
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