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Air to water heat pumps-advice welcome

Easter Sunday · 2018-04-01 10:42:19

Hi, I’m considering installing an air to water heat pump in a new build to comply with part L and also because it seems like a sensible way to go. House will be approx. 2000sq ft. A lot of discussion here seems to be slightly older and I know the technology has improved. Any opinions on the 2018 pumps? How do they work in…

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01-04-2018 11:42am

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Easter Sunday

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Hi,
I’m considering installing an air to water heat pump in a new build to comply with part L and also because it seems like a sensible way to go. House will be approx. 2000sq ft.

A lot of discussion here seems to be slightly older and I know the technology has improved. Any opinions on the 2018 pumps? How do they work in our damp climate? I have read of issues with our high humidity levels in Ireland-that the unit spends a lot of time in defrost mode.
Do they work ok with underfloor downstairs and the proper rads upstairs?
I’d love if I could hear from people who actually have them in their house.
Thank you.

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