We as a company install a variety of different systems, wich vary to suite customer’s requirements. Worcester, Viessmann, Grant and Range are some of the main leaders in the market place at this present time and they all offer excellent packages, with a minimum 2yr guarantee on their products.
Solar thermal panels capture heat given off by the sun (solar radiation) and then in turn heat up your homes hot water supply via your solar hot water cylinder. During summer, solar thermal systems will provide approximately 80% of domestic hot water demand, with an annual reduction in heating bills for the home owner of around a third.
Solar thermal systems therefore work well along side solar photovoltaic systems to give you, the home owner, a significant saving in both energy and money.
A Ground Source Heat Pump works by using basic thermodynamic principles to convert latent heat (within the ground) into heat energy that can be then transferred to heat our hot water and heating systems. It is in essence a renewable energy source due to the fact that it gets its energy through the ground temperature.
Ground Source Heat Pumps therefore work well with under floor heating systems, and low temp radiators with a water flow temp of between 30ºC and 52ºC.
An Air Source Heat Pump works by using basic thermodynamic principles to convert latent heat (within ambient air) into heat energy that can be then transferred to heat our hot water and heating systems. It is in essence a renewable energy source due to the fact that it gets its energy through the ambient air that is replenished by our sun.
Air source heat pumps therefore work well with under floor heating systems, and low temp radiators with a water flow temp of between 30ºC and 52ºC (weather compensated).
Condensing boilers are different to traditional boilers in that they are designed to capture heat normally lost through the flue system during the combustion process. This additional energy recovered enables the boiler to work at a higher efficiency, resulting in lower heating and hot water costs, as well as lower carbon emissions.