Commercial Heat Pump Water Heater
Why Switch to a Commercial Heat Pump
Lower Energy Costs:
Heat pumps can be up to 400% more efficient than fossil fuels, significantly reducing energy expenses for businesses.
Reduced Carbon Tax:
By utilizing less carbon-based fuel, businesses can lower their carbon tax liabilities, contributing to cost savings and environmental benefits.
Financial Support:
Take advantage of our Support Scheme for Renewable Heat, which offers installation grants to support the adoption of commercial heat pumps.
What Are Commercial Air Source Heat Pumps?
A commercial air source heat pump is a highly efficient device that uses electricity to heat or cool buildings. In winter, it extracts warmth from the outdoor air (even at temperatures as low as -15°C) and transfers it indoors through a compressor or heat exchanger. This process heats buildings and hot water similarly to a traditional boiler.
In summer, an air source heat pump functions like an air conditioning unit by moving heat from inside the building to the outdoors, effectively cooling the space.
One of the key benefits of air source heat pumps is that they heat and cool buildings without using fossil fuels, making them a sustainable alternative to traditional gas boilers. These eco-friendly heating systems are becoming increasingly popular in homes, partly due to the government's Boiler Upgrade Scheme, which reduces some of the upfront costs.
Commercial air source heat pumps operate in the same manner as domestic units but are specifically designed to handle the additional demands of heating and cooling commercial buildings. They offer businesses an effective and sustainable solution for maintaining comfortable indoor temperatures year-round.
In summer, an air source heat pump functions like an air conditioning unit by moving heat from inside the building to the outdoors, effectively cooling the space.
One of the key benefits of air source heat pumps is that they heat and cool buildings without using fossil fuels, making them a sustainable alternative to traditional gas boilers. These eco-friendly heating systems are becoming increasingly popular in homes, partly due to the government's Boiler Upgrade Scheme, which reduces some of the upfront costs.
Commercial air source heat pumps operate in the same manner as domestic units but are specifically designed to handle the additional demands of heating and cooling commercial buildings. They offer businesses an effective and sustainable solution for maintaining comfortable indoor temperatures year-round.
What’s the Cost of Switching to a Heat Pump?
Considering switching to a heat pump for your business heating? It's important to discuss with suppliers or review similar installations to understand the potential costs involved. Key cost considerations include:
⚬ Equipment Costs: This includes the heat pump itself and possibly the pipework and distribution system.
⚬ Installation Costs: The expenses associated with setting up the heat pump in your facility.
⚬ Servicing and Maintenance: Ongoing costs to ensure the heat pump operates efficiently.
⚬ Running Costs: While you’ll save on fossil fuels, you’ll need to account for electricity costs to run the heat pump.
⚬ Installation Costs: The expenses associated with setting up the heat pump in your facility.
⚬ Servicing and Maintenance: Ongoing costs to ensure the heat pump operates efficiently.
⚬ Running Costs: While you’ll save on fossil fuels, you’ll need to account for electricity costs to run the heat pump.