Air-to-water heat pumps
Find out what are the facts or misconceptions about air-to-water heat pumps
NOT TRUE
This might have been true ten years ago. But Daikin developed air-to-water heat pumps especially designed for the renovation market. Those heat pumps can be used with any time of emitters: underfloor heating, radiators, convectors.
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NOT TRUE
Daikin has a very wide range of air-to-water heat pumps. 97% of the homes are fit for a Daikin heat pump.
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RATHER TRUE
When temperatures drop below 0°C, ground-source heat pumps are indeed more efficient. The lower the ambient temperature, the bigger the difference in efficiency. However, when the ambient temperature is above 7°C, air-source heat pumps are more efficient.
The average efficiency over a heating season can be slightly higher for ground-source heat pumps versus air-source heatpumps. This difference makes a minor difference in the yearly electricity bill.
Air-source heat pumps are easier to install and much lower in investment. Therefore an air-source heat pump is the best option for most of us.
Air-to-air heat pumps
Find out what are the facts or misconceptions about air-to-air heat pumps
NOT TRUE
An air-to-air heat pump is perfectly designed to provide comfortable and low carbon heat in winter.
In Nordic countries such as Sweden and Norway, there’s a long tradition of using air –to-air heat pumps for heating purposes. However, proper sizing is needed to make sure the product is well fit for your home: Start now!
NOT TRUE
The DAIKIN air-to-air heat pumps are super low in noise and the air movements are hardly noticeable.
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NOT TRUE
The Daikin air-to-air pumps are highly efficient. For every four units of energy provided in your home from the heat pump, three units comes for ‘free’ from the air and one unit comes from the electrical grid. Air-to-air pumps are about four times more efficient compared to electric heaters or boilers.
TRUE
Electricity prices are currently higher than gas or oil prices. That’s why four times more efficient does not mean four times lower bills. You can check the savings on our calculator: Start now!