What is a heat pump?
A heat pump is a mechanical device that extracts heat that is present in the air, ground or water and boosts it so it can be used for heat and hot water in buildings.
As most of the heat comes from the environment and the electricity used to run the heat pump comes from our ever-decarbonising electrical grid, heat pumps are extremely green.
In the UK and Ireland, the three main types of heat pumps used are air source, ground source and water source heat pumps. Our commercial brand, Remeha, also has a range of gas absorption heat pumps.
Air source heat pumps (ASHPs) are generally preferred because they are more flexible to install. Ground source and water source heat pumps are generally more time consuming and difficult to install, because of the groundworks that are required.
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Heat Pump
Baxi HP40 Monobloc Air Source Heat Pump
Our range of Baxi Air Source Heat Pumps are available individually or with our Baxi Air Source Heat Pump Cylinders to provide a complete solution that delivers reliability and energy-efficient performance.
Heat Pump Cylinder
Baxi Air Source Heat Pump Cylinder
The Baxi Air Source Heat Pump Cylinder has been specially designed and manufactured in the UK by Baxi and Heatrae Sadia experts.
Heat Pump Accessories
Heat Pump Accessories
Our range of accessories are designed to work with Baxi Air Source Heat Pumps heat pumps to help enhance the performance, efficiency and functionality of heating and hot water systems.
Training Tuesday Air Source Heat Pump Videos
We know how valuable your time is, that’s why we’ve made a range of video’s where our expert trainers share provide top tips and practical advice covering a range of topics on air source heat pumps. Every video is kept short, perfect to fit in with the busiest of schedules. Watch more of our Training Tuesday videos here...
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Heat Pump Training
Installer Incentives
Heat Pump Commissioning
Discover how to commission your air source heat pump installation to ensure optimum performance, efficiency and energy savings can be achieved for your customers.
The Whys, Hows and Whats of Heat Loss Calculations
As heating installers, understanding how to calculate heat loss is a crucial part of designing and installing efficient heating systems, especially given the rise of boiler alternatives.
