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You will need to have a compatible cylinder to work with your air source heat pump, unless you are looking at using a hybrid system.

Typically, you will not need planning permission to have a heat pump installed, as this typically comes under permitted development rules. Certain requirements may apply for homes in conservation or built-up areas. 

You can use the Holiday Mode function on your heat pump to ensure that it functions at a low level while you’re away. As heat pumps work best when they are allowed to work continuously, this function will maintain its overall efficiency and effectiveness, keeping it in optimum working condition.    

Heat pumps are designed to provide efficient heating with consistent performance all through the year. Your installer will carry out a detailed survey and calculations to ensure it will meet your needs effectively.

Air source heat pumps need to meet exact noise requirements and cannot exceed 37 decibels when sound is measured from the nearest neighbouring property. Typically, the noise a heat pump generates is similar to that of a refrigerator. 

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Air source heat pumps are perfectly capable of working alongside a boiler in what is known as a hybrid system. This approach combines the strength of both systems, making for an efficient and reliable solution.