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Air Source Heat Pumps

Air source heat pumps can offer higher levels of efficiency when compared to traditional home heating methods like gas or oil-fired systems.  They tend to be easier to install than other methods, and are more suitable for a wide variety of properties from flats to detached houses.

And as they use the naturally available air to produce heat, they tend to be more eco-friendly and greener than traditional heating methods based on fossil fuels like gas and oil.

In rural communities without mains gas, air source heat pumps could be considered by consumers as a greener and possibly more cost-effective alternative replacement for oil-fueled systems which rely exclusively on increasingly expensive fossil fuel.  In addition, oil must be pre-ordered in bulk, delivered by tanker, and stored in a bulk storage tank prior to use.


Heating All Year Round **

The highly efficient and sophisticated air source heat pumps available today are designed to work all year round, and most are able to work at very low winter temperatures.
Eco-Friendly Ecodan


The eco-friendly Ecodan range of air source heat pumps from Mitsubishi provide domestic hot water and space heating, enabling you to reduce your heating costs as well as CO2 emissions.

Ecodan heat pumps are one of the most advanced, efficient heating systems available.

They produce heat by upgrading the naturally occurring energy from the air, and use this to provide heating for domestic hot water, as well as running both conventional radiator systems and underfloor heating as well.

Mechurion is an accredited Mitsubishi Ecodan installer for South Wales, and will be pleased to provide you with a quotation on request.  Please call 0330 900 9003 now for more information.
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