As heating becomes electrified, heat pumps are increasingly used as part of heating systems in large properties. At their best, they bring substantial heating cost savings and reduce the need for purchased energy.
After heat pumps are installed, a property’s heating system often contains several heat sources designed to operate independently. Coordinating them requires expertise if the intended investment savings are to be achieved.
“Heating costs can rise if a property’s separate heat sources are installed to operate only through their own controls and independently of one another,” Sales Manager Jarkko Kuningas explains.
“In that situation, a heat pump alone cannot rescue the system or reduce heating costs, even if it does its best under the conditions and settings it has been given.”
For the best outcome, use a comprehensive solution—AER’s turnkey energy service, covering everything from design and investment to monitoring and maintenance. This helps ensure the property’s heating solution remains adequate and cost-effective throughout its life cycle.
Our Sales Manager Jarkko explains what to consider when implementing heating solutions and how to maximise heat pump savings. Read the full article and his tips here.