What are the basic workings of a heat pump?

A heat pump is a relatively new technology in the UK although they are widely used in Scandinavia and many parts of Europe where there is an abundance of renewably sourced electricity.

A heat pump takes energy from outside and transfers it into heat to be circulated around a heating and hot water system. A heat pump uses electricity to run the components of a heat pump, principally a fan, compressor and circulating pumps to transfer the energy from the heat source into the heat sink or heating system.

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Government Funding for Heat Pumps - Boiler Upgrade Scheme

The Boiler Upgrade Scheme is a government incentive that will assist with the upfront cost of upgrading your heating system with one of our air to water and ground source heat pumps.

In addition, there is now no VAT on heat pumps – reducing the cost even further.

What grants are available?

Your installer will apply for the grant on
your behalf. You can receive:

£5,000 off the cost and installation of an air source heat pump
£5,000 off the cost and installation of a biomass boiler
£6,000 off the cost and installation of a ground source heat pump

7001iW Outdoor Unit and Indoor Unit

Ideally suited for new build and full home renovations our 7001iAW air to water heat pumps utilise high efficiency, lowcarbon home heating technology to deliver a green energy source for home heating and hot water.