Understanding Ground Source Heat Pumps
Unlike air source heat pumps that use the ambient air, ground source heat pumps extracts the natural heat from the ground below the Earth's surface to provide heating and hot water to both domestic and commercial properties.
How do GSPHs work?
This technology works by circulating a mixture of water and antifreeze around a pipe buried in the ground, known as a closed-loop system. Using the stable heat from the Earth's ground, heat is absorbed into the fluid which is then transferred to the heat pump unit indoors. This pump will extract the heat then distribute it throughout the building.
Benefits of using Ground Source Heat Pumps (GSHPs)
High Energy Efficiency
Ground source heat pumps are highly energy-efficient and produce up to four times more energy than they consume. Compared to traditional heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) systems, they require less energy.
Environmentally Friendly
By relying on the natural ground temperature to provide heating and cooling, GSHPs are an exceptional way to provide an eco-friendly choice for homeowners who want to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, resulting in a greener future.
Long Lifespan
These systems are designed to last for several decades with proper maintenance, meaning they can provide reliable heating and cooling in your home or office.
Versatility
Our ground source heat pump solutions for heating and cooling in your home means you can use them to keep your home comfortable all year round, regardless of the weather outside.
Low Maintenance
Ground source heat pumps require very little maintenance which makes them a convenient option for home and business owners. Unlike traditional heating systems that require regular servicing, GSHPs only require occasional checkups to ensure they are working correctly.
Comfort All Year Round
GSHPs provide consistent heating in winter and cooling in summer to ensure your home or office maintains a cozy atmosphere all year round.
