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Air Source Heat Pumps For Your Home in Edinburgh
People today are always looking for ways to save money on their heating and other energy bills. In recent years, the cost of heating your home using traditional methods such as gas, oil, and wood has increased quite significantly.
One way to reduce costs is by installing an air source heat pump in Edinburgh.
By installing an air source heat pump, you will not only help reduce your heating costs, but also have a viable alternative to more conventional heating methods.
An air source heat pump will be responsible for providing you with heat and hot water for your home. The system enables homeowners in Edinburgh to use gas and electricity more efficiently, while still maintaining an acceptable standard of living.
How Air Source Heat Pumps Work
If you are looking for an affordable heating solution for your home you should consider air source heat pumps in Edinburgh.
The air source heat pump consists of two different parts, an air cooler, and a heat pump.
Heat is removed from the air outside by the air cooler and brought into the house by the heat pump. Not every heat pump and air cooler works the same way.
Many of the models on the market use a refrigeration cycle, but there are also models that use a vapour compression or desiccant cycle.
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How Air-to-Water Heat Pumps Work
When it comes to heating or cooling any property, air-to-water heat pumps are extremely efficient.
If you live in a temperate climate, installing an air-to-water heat pump can help considerably reduce the amount you spend on your energy every month.
After the system pulls in warm or cold air, it pumps it through the heat exchanger.
The heat exchanger will then utilise water to provide you with hot or cold air dependent on which system you use.
In addition to being extremely reliable, the system can be scheduled to run without any complications.
A heat pump runs silently when in operation, so you don’t have to worry about being disturbed.
Air Source Heat Pump Installers in Edinburgh
Our certified and knowledgeable team at Green Home Systems has a wide range of experience when it comes to installing air source heat pumps in Edinburgh.
To make sure the system operates at maximum efficiency the initial installation must be carried out to a high standard.
To ensure this happens our team hold personal accreditation for heat pump installation in Edinburgh.
As well as air source heat pumps, we also install solar panels and home heating systems as part of our comprehensive range of home heating services.
We will make sure the work we do causes as little disruption as possible to your home and daily routine as possible.
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Advantages of Air Source Heat Pumps in Edinburgh
- When it comes to heating and hot water for your home, air-source heat pumps are very effective.
- Air source heat pumps are just as energy efficient as other heating methods.
- Air source heat pumps have a longer lifespan, and they are much easier to maintain than more conventional heating systems.
- Air source heat pumps can be used all year round.
- As a green energy alternative, air source heat pumps are included in the government's home energy scheme (HES).
Funding for Air Source Heat Pumps in Edinburgh
It tends to be more expensive to install an air source heat pump than traditional gas or oil-fired central heating systems.
In contrast, operation costs are substantially lower, so you can quickly recoup the cost of the initial investment and continue to save money on energy as well. In addition to reducing your carbon footprint, air source heat pumps also reduce energy consumption.
Grant funding for heat pumps is up to £7,500, or £9,000 for households which qualify for the rural uplift.
The remainder of funding requested can be taken up as an optional interest-free loan.
In addition, air source heat pump grants are supported by Home Energy Scotland (HES).
To get more information visit our funding page.
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