With the rising fuel prices a constant concern, heat pumps have become effective alternatives. Heat pumps (either air or ground source) can significantly reduce your utility bills as well as carbon emissions.
A heat pump is a device that transfers heat from one source to another location (such as the ground to a hot water system). Heat pumps use a tiny amount of electricity but often achieve a 200-600% efficiency rate, meaning the amount of heat produced is much higher than the energy that’s consumed.
When considering the purchase of a heat pump, there are numerous factors to take into account. These are the 3 most commonly used types of heat pump that that can be installed in domestic homes and commercial premises;
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Air source heat pumps use air to produce energy. They absorb warmth from the outside air and convert it into heat.
Depending on whether you purchase an air-to-air or air-to-water heat pump, the heat that is produced can be used for an underfloor heating system, radiators, warm air convectors and to heat water.
Air source heat pump 
Air source heat pump
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