How to choose a heat pump
What to consider when choosing the best heat pump for your circumstances.
Heat pumps are the new buzzword as a sustainable alternative to heating. Not only can they provide an all-in-one solution to heating, cooling and hot water, they also rely on renewable energy. So which one's right for you?
There are several types of heat pump. The right one for you will depend on your needs, budget and home. So before you invest, let's look at the various heat pumps and see what works for you.
Is a heat pump right for my home?
A heat pump is effective and sustainable. Installing a heat pump to warm and cool your home is a great choice in a new build, as well as in renovation.
How to choose the right heat pump?
Air-to-air heat pumps
Air-to-air heat pumps are usually referred to as air conditioners. They have an indoor and an outdoor unit, called a single split system. You can also choose one outdoor unit that connects to up to five indoor units, known as a multi-split system.
Their main functions are heating and cooling. With some multi-split systems, you can even connect to a hot water tank. They are a single-room solution and the cheapest and simplest to install. They come in various types: wall-mounted - the most common - floor-standing and concealed.
Daikin's air-to-air heat pump technology operates by extracting heat from the outdoor air and transferring it indoors, ensuring efficient heating even during sub-freezing temperatures. This innovative heat transfer process surpasses the energy efficiency of conventional heating methods, resulting in significant savings on utility bills and a noticeable reduction in your carbon footprint.
By harnessing heat from the environment, Daikin not only enhances comfort in colder climates but also contributes to sustainable living practices by minimising energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions.
Energy-efficient heat pumps tailored to your needs
There is no one-size-fits-all solution when it comes to heat pumps. The perfect system for you will depend on many factors, including your needs, budget and home.
Consult with experienced installers to ensure you find the best solution for your lifestyle.
