Heat Extraction: The pump draws in outside air, even in cold weather, and extracts the heat energy it contains.
Heat Conversion: This extracted heat is then transferred to a fluid (like refrigerant) inside the pump through a process of compression and expansion.
Heat Distribution: The heat is released inside your home via a heat exchanger, warming the air or heating water for your radiators and taps.
Cooling Option: In warmer months, the system can also work in reverse, extracting heat from indoor air to provide cooling.
Air source heat pumps are a sustainable and efficient way to keep your home comfortable year-round while reducing energy costs and your carbon footprint – savings depend on usage and existing fuel type.
