Every year, homeowners in Suffolk are increasingly interested in ways to reduce energy costs and improve heating efficiency. One of the most modern and environmentally friendly solutions is air source heat pumps from Climatech. These systems and air source heat pump installers not only significantly reduce heating bills but also provide a comfortable indoor climate with minimal environmental impact.
Operating Principle
Air source heat pumps operate on the opposite principle to a refrigerator. The outdoor unit draws air from the outside, even at temperatures as low as -15 degrees Celsius, and directs it through a heat exchanger. The warmth of the air heats the refrigerant, converting it from a liquid to a gas. The compressor compresses the gas, increasing its temperature, after which the heated refrigerant is distributed throughout the heating system, warming the home through radiators, underfloor heating, or a hot water system. This technology produces three times more heat per unit of electricity than traditional heating systems, making this method particularly cost-effective in an environment of rising energy prices.
Climatech air source heat pumps not only provide heating but also the ability to heat domestic hot water, making the system versatile. The size and capacity of the outdoor unit are individually selected based on the home’s size, number of occupants, and specific heating requirements. This approach guarantees optimal performance and high efficiency for many years.
Climatech Professional Installers
Climatech installers are highly skilled and have extensive experience with air source heat pumps. They oversee the entire process—from consultation and equipment selection to installation and subsequent maintenance. This allows customers to be confident that the system will operate smoothly and safely.
Our specialist services include all necessary steps:
- Proper placement of the outdoor unit;
- Correct connection to the home’s internal system;
- Equipment configuration for optimal operation.
The benefits of using air source heat pumps are particularly evident when it comes to reducing carbon footprint. Unlike traditional boilers that consume gas or oil, these systems utilize renewable energy from the surrounding air.