Thursday, February 23, 2012

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Heat Pumps

Types: Geothermal heat pumps    Air-to-water heat pumps  Heat recovery heat pumps 

Video: Heat pumps explained

Evolve offers for supply and installation, a full range of Heat Pumps for the Irish market

Heat pump systems are becoming an increasingly popular choice for Ireland’s home and business owners. One distinct advantage these renewable technologies have over more conventional home heating systems is the cost benefits as your energy source is not subject to the price volatility of oil and gas. Not only will you have a cheaper and cleaner heating system but one that is kinder to the environment. Heat pumps, if used properly, have the potential to be a carbon neutral technology. Taking such practical measures as providing good insulation to the building will not only mean more cost savings for you the renewable energy user they will ensure you continue you to get the most out of your heat pump system.


When considering making an investment in renewable technology you should know that there are different heat pump applications. Whether it’s fuelling your central heating system, your hot water, or both, there are solutions tailored to your needs. The cost of installation can range between €12,000 and €20,000 depending on the specification. While quite a hefty investment the payback period for heat pump systems range between four and eight years after which you will continue to enjoy savings on your heating costs.



Geothermal (ground source) heat pumps makes use of the sun’s energy that is stored in the earth to convert it to heating and hot water for domestic and commercial properties. Part of the heat from the earth, or geothermal energy, is fed into the heat pump system through a heat transfer medium and converted into higher temperatures for your home heating and hot water needs. In the process, the heat pump produces far more energy than it consumes. For every kilowatt-hour purchased with a geothermal system you receive a free contribution from nature comprising a further three to five thermal kilowatt hours, which are available as heating capacity. The cost of installation can range between €12,000 and €20,000 depending on the specification. While quite a hefty investment the payback period for heat pump systems range between four and eight years after which you will continue to enjoy savings on your heating costs.

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An air-to-water heat pump takes heat from the outdoor air and transfers it by direct vaporization when air passes through a heat exchanger. Even in low winter temperatures an air source system will convert cold air into heat for your home and hot water. The air-to-water heat pump produces far more energy than it consumes. For every kilowatt-hour purchased you receive a free contribution from nature comprising a further three to four thermal kilowatt hours, which are available as heating capacity. The cost of installing an air source heat pump ranges between €8,000 and €12,000 depending on the specification. Again, the payback period for heat pump systems range between four and eight years after which you will continue to save on your heating costs.

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Again utilizing air source technology the heat recovery heat pump combines a ventilation unit with a means to heating your home and hot water. Retaining the heat from the outgoing air this system infuses your home or business with warm, fresh air. And in the warmer months the process can be reversed to keep your home cool and free of stale and impure air. With every 1 kW of electricity inputted into this system you can obtain up to 4Kw of heating output, making the heat recovery heat pump a highly energy efficient renewable technology. The average cost of heat pump installation: The cost of installing a heat recovery heat pump ranges between €4,000 and €7,000 depending on the specification. The payback period for a heat recovery heat pump system ranges between four and eight years after which you will continue to save on your heating costs 

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