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Ducted air vs underfloor

  • 16-10-2014 11:04pm
    #1
    Naochanaoi
    Registered Users Posts: 9 ✭


    Hi
    Anyone got any advice on ducted air central heating or any other heating systems for a new build near west coast approx 200m2.
    Also would the sea air affect an air source heat pump.
    Any replies much appreciated


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  • #2
    Condenser
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 536 ✭✭✭Condenser


    Naochanaoi wrote: »
    Hi
    Anyone got any advice on ducted air central heating or any other heating systems for a new build near west coast approx 200m2.
    Also would the sea air affect an air source heat pump.
    Any replies much appreciated


    Sea air will corrode air source units, how quickly it happens will depend on the quality of the unit but a good one will cost almost as much as a Ground source heat pump so you'd be best going with that.


    Ufh is best suited to heat pumps due to its storage capacity, you'll also getting better performance costs wise.
    Forced air will heat a room quicker but also cool quicker so the heat pump will cycle a lot more frequently. You may also get issues with dry eyes, dust movement and other problems associated with moving air.
    UFH is generally a nicer atmosphere when installed correctly. Coupled with a good GSHP it pretty much unbeatable for comfort and costs.


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