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AIR SOURCE HEAT PUMPS BY GREEN HOME ENERGY
Switch to renewable heating technology with an Air Source Heat Pump (ASHP) to achieve a greener future.

The ASHP extract thermal energy (heat) from the outside air and converts it into heating and hot water for your home. ASHPs are designed to work in cold temperatures.

Even when the outside temperature is below zero, 100% of your heating and hot water needs can be met.

The ASHP will be installed outside your living area and require a solid base to sit on or structurally secure wall to be mounted to.

The ASHP will keep your home at the temperature you decide, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year...AND help reduce your heating bills. It is all about you and what you want.


GROUND SOURCE HEAT PUMP BY GREEN HOME ENERGY
Ground Source Heat Pumps (GSHP) extract thermal energy (heat) from the ground at your property and converting it into heating and hot water for your home. GSHPs are designed to work in cold temperatures and are incredibly efficient. Geothermal energy is a clean, renewable resource that can be harnessed for use as heat.

When outside temperatures are below zero, 100% of your heating and hot water needs can still be met by the Ground Source Heat Pump. This is because the ground temperature is around 6 - 12 degrees all year round.

Ground source heat pumps are suitable for homes that have suitable land to install Ground Arrays or a Borehole system.

A Ground Array consists of a series of pipes that are installed underground in a circa 1-meter deep trench. The pipes then absorb thermal energy from the ground, which is used by the heat pump to generate heating and hot water. Ground arrays do require more room than borehole systems so are better suited for properties with ample land.

The Borehole systems are better suited for properties that have limited land space. Boreholes are created by drilling a hole(s) into the ground circa 120-150 meters deep to reach thermal energy deeper in the earth. The greater the depth of the borehole, the hotter the temperatures and more thermal energy can be absorbed. The depth of the hole depends on your property as the hole(s) will be sized to accommodate the heating and hot water demands the system will need to cater for.

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