Today’s heat pumps are incredibly versatile, with lots of advanced features that allow you to customize the way your unit operates to enhance efficiency and complement your lifestyle. But what are the different types of system and what makes one better than the other?
Placed high up on a wall, these are the most popular and economical to buy, and suitable for almost every home. They’re simple to install and don’t take up any floor space.
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Floor consoles are mounted low on the wall. As they are mounted low on the wall they are very good at dispersing the heat they generate through the room at a level you will feel. They’re great if you’re replacing a night store or fixed gas heater they cover the space left behind without having to redecorate. They’re easy to install and maintain but can be slightly more expensive than a high wall heat pump even though they operate in a very similar way.
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Recessed into the ceiling, this is an elegant solution that looks good. You’re able to direct heat/air to any part of the room, as opposed to a high wall or floor console which can only emit heat outwards from it’s location. And come summertime, being located at the top of the room where warm air gathers, ceiling cassettes are very very good for cooling.Although not currently common in residential homes, it’s definitely worth considering if you want a compact, unobtrusive solution that leaves all your wall and floor space available.
Also known as “central heating”, ducted systems disperse air through discreet vents mounted in the ceiling. The usually consist of the indoor vents, outdoor unit and flexible ducting which is hidden in the roof cavity.