Heat Pump Benefits

Call 0114 270 3900 to Discuss your Heat Pump requirements

Heat Pump technology comprises of equipment which transfers thermal energy from one location (an open space) to another (a heat sink). Heat pump technology uses a refrigeration process and transfers low temperature energy to a refrigeration loop, compresses the refrigerant gases (heat) to a high temperature and transfers this heat to the hot water and heating distribution system(device called a heat sink). No matter how large or small the building, we will have a heat pump system to meet your needs. Our systems range from 6kW to 160kW and systems in excess of 250kW. Hot water storage is also provided using 150 to 1000 litre pressurised vessels designed specifically for our Heat Pumps.

Key Benefits

• No need for an oil or gas boiler.
• Can be designed to provide all of your space heating and hot water needs.
• Two year parts and labour warranty on heat pumps.
• Can be controlled and monitored over the internet for user confidence and security. (selected models only)
• Mains pressure hot water cylinders from 150 litres to 1000 litres.
• Potential savings in energy bills compared to conventional systems.
• Higher efficiency when compared to conventional (or traditional) technologies.
• A long system lifetime and minimal scheduled maintenance.
• Quality Assured units from a Swedish manufacturing base with over 35 years of design and operational experience.
• Inflation and tax proof investment, the government cannot tax your garden.
• No risk of carbon monoxide poisoning.
• No need for gas connections or fuel oil tanks.
• Use under floor heating, radiators, fan coils or a combination.
• Will heat swimming pools.
• An additional feature for some of our heat pumps is that passive/active cooling is also available.
• Always available whatever the weather, day or night.

 

Please browse our website for more information about Danfoss Heat Pumps and our range of heat pumps then contact us on 0114 270 3900 to speak to one of our team or complete the enquiry form on the website.