Air Source Heating

Works In

Sub-Zero Temperatures

Reduce

Energy

Costs

Lower

Carbon Footprint

Air Source Heating is a low carbon heating system, using electricity to transfer heat from one place to another.

 

The pump absorbs heat from outside air into a liquid refrigerant, the pump then compresses the liquid to increase its temperature, before condensing back into a liquid to release its stored heat.

 

Although the pump uses electricity to run, the heat output is greater, making it an efficient way to provide heat.