Description
Do you need a reliable air source heat pump for your log cabin? At Leomon, we have extensive experience working with many families. Our help can effectively regulate the temperature of your log cabin.
Air source heat pumps absorb heat from outside air. It can then be directed to your cabin's radiator, floor heating system or warm air convector. Heat is drawn from the outside in the same way a refrigerator draws heat from the inside. Air source heat pumps have some impact on the environment because they require electricity to operate, but the heat they extract from the ground, air, and even water is constantly being renewed organically.
The benefits of air source heat pumps:
1. Low fuel costs
2. Potential revenue through the government Renewable Heat Incentive (RHI)
3. Low carbon emissions
4. No fuel provided
5. The cabin has heating like your water
6. Requires less maintenance
7. Easier installation
How does an air source heat pump work?
Air source pumps operate when heat is absorbed from low temperatures and converted into fluids. The fluid then passes through the compressor, the temperature rises, and it is transferred to a higher temperature, and this heat will be generated and circulated inside the cabin and water.
Air source heat pumps are cost-effective
The cost of installing an air source pump will depend on several factors, including the size of your log cabin, the insulation, and the room temperature you want to achieve.
Because they consume less electricity than they generate heat, heat pumps are much less expensive to run than conventional energy sources.
As a renewable energy technology, this makes you eligible for many tax benefits and government grant programs.
Using a heat pump can save costs, such as fuel costs. However, it depends on the system you are using now and the system you will be replacing.
Contact us
Does your cabin need an air source heat pump? Please contact us. We are a professional air source heat pump manufacturer. We can provide you with professional advice and quotations.
