Heating Solutions & Ventilation Systems
Heating Solutions
Heat Pumps
We realise it can be overwhelming to decide what you are looking for when purchasing heating for your home; is a heat pump more energy efficient than a wood burner? What are the benefits of a heat pump versus a pellet fire or gas heating? Will it be cheaper to run a heat pump or gas central heating?
Endorsed by government agencies and consumer advocacy groups alike, heat pumps are known to be one of the most efficient forms of heating available. In addition to this, they offer features that other heating cannot, like dehumidifying, air filtration, safety and ease of use.
Energy Efficiency
Ability to provide 3-4kW of heat energy for every 1kW used
Lowest Running Costs
The cheapest kW/h heating cost available
Precise Comfort Control
Space heating and temperature control for increased comfort
Convenient
Heating at a touch of a button, no manual tasks
Improved Air Quality
Filtration and deodorisation systems – perfect for asthma and allergy sufferers
Unobtrusive Heating
Whisper quiet and can be placed discreetly on a wall
Humidity Control
Doesn’t add moisture to your home, can also dehumidify
Safety
No hot surfaces, safe for children and pets
Cooling in Summer
Keeping the home nice and cool on those long hot summer days
Infrared Heating
Features
Energy efficient, cost effective, clean warm air!
Energy Efficient
Heat Pumps are great (and it’s very difficult to compare apples to pears), however, they do draw a lot of power compared to a FIR. For example, to heat a room of approximately 20 m2 a heat pump (which range in size from 2500 watt to 16000 watt) would likely use a machine which draws 2900 watts of power. For the same size room, we would recommend an infrared solution drawing 800-1000 watts of power, saving substantial electricity costs.
Breathe easy
Infrared heaters allow even heat distribution in a room, without stirring up dust particles, benefitting people with allergies, especially asthma sufferers. One infrared heater (of the correct size for your room) warms and dries internal walls, preventing or reducing the build-up of mould or other allergens. And unlike other conventional heaters, does not create any moisture, noise or odour. They gently warm the room to an ambient temperature so you don’t get a sudden blast of hot air.
Ventilation Systems
Drimaster
The Drimaster offers cost-effective ventilation for the whole property using the tried and tested Positive Input Ventilation (PIV) principle, where fresh, filtered air is introduced into the home at a continuous rate, encouraging movement of air from inside to outside. This process removes condensation, allergens such as dust mites, and the pollutants caused by cooking and cleaning from the air. The results are a fresh and healthy indoor environment in which condensation and mould cannot exist, and where indoor pollutants including harmful Radon gas are kept to a minimum – all great news for allergy sufferers.
The Drimaster is a low-energy whole home ventilation is easy to install and cheap to run. Fitted in the loft, out of sight and with no holes to knock through walls, the non-disruptive installation makes it an ideal solution for retro-fit projects.
Features & Benefits:
Cures condensation dampness
PIV removes humidity from the air, preventing mould growth and controlling dust-mite allergens.
Improves indoor air quality
Indoor pollutants from cooking and cleaning are removed while outdoor pollutants including traffic fumes, pollen and Radon gas are kept out.
Meets Regulations
Meets Building Regulations as a low-energy ventilation strategy
Extremely low power consumption
Costs around 7c per day.
Easy installation and very low maintenance
Filter clean or replacement every five years.
Fixed heat recovery
Minimises loss of heat in the loft by recirculating the air, saving energy.
System standby in summer months
When the loft temperature exceeds 23°C.
Health benefits
Clinically proven to help allergy and asthma sufferers.
5 year warranty
For peace of mind.
