Ground Source Heat Pump Replaces Oil Boiler and Aga
Mr and Mrs Hart-Davis live in a 17th century farmhouse. Their existing oil fuel supply had warmed their long narrow farmhouse and Aga at a cost.
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What is a Water Source Heat Pump
Water source heat pump systems produce heat in a similar way to ground source systems. Pipes are submerged in a river, stream or lake, where temperatures remain at a relatively constant level of between 7 and 12 degrees. Liquid in the pipes absorbs the heat. This heat is passed to a heat pump located inside the house.
Typically for every 1kWh of energy used to operate a water source heat pump you will receive 3kWh to 5kWh output to use to heat your property and hot water, making them 300-500% efficient.
Because of the constant level of heat, water source heat pumps are even more efficient than air source heat pumps.
For buildings located near a suitable water source, this type of heat pump offers an attractive alternative to ground source systems. Water source heat pumps are virtually silent, maintenance needs and costs are negligible and there are no visible external units.
These can be installed either as an open or closed loop system.
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The Benefits of Water Source
- Perfect for retro-fit or new build
- Saves between 30% and 70% on existing bills
- Life expectancy up to 3 times longer than a conventional boiler
- Low maintenance
- Can be in excess of 500% efficient
- Significantly reduces carbon emissions
- Enhances property value
- Grants available
- Reversible units can be used to heat or cool
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Heatpumps for your Home
Ground Source Heat Pump Replaces Oil Boiler and Aga
Heat Pumps Replace Storage Heaters
One resident asked Ecovision to install an Air Source Heat Pump to replace LPG heating and has been so pleased with the reduction in heating costs that they have shared their success with other residents.
Air Source heat pump replaces gas system in town centre
Mr. and Mrs.Potts and their two children live in a traditional semi-detached three bedroom townhouse. It has loft and cavity wall insulation, though didn’t have double glazing.
Air Source Heat Pump Replaces LPG
Mrs Somerville lives in a 4-bed detached house built in the 1980s. It’s occupied by 3 adults. She needed to replace her existing LPG boiler.
Heatpumps for Business/Commercial Premises
Glengarry Hotel
Glengarry Castle Hotel is a charming Scottish country property situated in a beautiful location on the edge of Loch Oich.
Houghton primary Care Unit Opens using heat Pump technology
Houghton primary Care Unit Opens using unique Heat Pump integration technology
Harrow School Lyon's House
Harrow School installs heat pumps to harness ground energy for new low-carbon building
Daresbury Science and innovation Centre
Vinci approached Ecovision to design a renewable energy system that could allow the new building to benefit from the huge aquifer below the ground.
Heatpumps for Country Houses and Estates
Castle Howard
Owner Simon Howard urgently wanted to reduce these costs. He wanted to cut carbon emissions, and he had to find a solution which would not be visually intrusive given the castle’s listed status.
Ascott House heat pumps
Ecovision designed and installed a 240kW high temperature ground source heat pump system. This system provides all the space heating and hot water for the property.
Croxton Manor
Ecovision designed a system that replaced the existing highly inefficient oil boiler with minimum impact on the aesthetics of the property. The heat pumps were connected to the existing radiator system
Treago Castle
Ecovision was asked to provide a solution and proposed using the castle’s giant compost bins as a source of heat. Pipes were inserted into the walls and base of the bins to exploit the considerable heat released
