Air-to-water high temperature heat pumps are ideal for renovations and replacing old boilers. The Daikin Altherma high temperature heat pump integrates seamlessly with your existing piping and radiators with water flow temperatures of up to 70⁰C . This way, you can enjoy the energy efficiency of a heat pump without having to replace your entire system.
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By extracting renewable energy from the air, Daikin Altherma high temperature heats and provides your home with hot water in a sustainable way. Powered by 75% energy extracted from the air and 25% electricity, our air-to-water high temperature pumps heat your home with an A+++ energy efficiency label. Even on the coldest of days, the Daikin Altherma H HT will operate down to temperatures as low as -25⁰C, making the system suitable across the range of external temperatures we experience in Scotland.
You can also combine your heat pump with support from a Solar PV array to increase savings on your hot water production.
Through Home Energy Scotland you could receive up to £15,000 in funding towards a Heat Pump for your home. This government funding through Home Energy Scotland offers £7,500 grant (with up to £9,000 if you qualify for the rural uplift) with the remaining funding offered as an interest free loan of up to £7,500.
As an MCS certified installer, our customers are eligible to apply for funding and the good news is it is not means tested so it is open for application to every homeowner. Follow Doug the Caterpillar to find out more.
When making the change from a gas boiler to an air source heat pump, we are often asked how noisy your system would be for you, and for your neighbours. Offering a Standard and Low sound mode, the Altherma 3 H HT is the quietest heat pump on the market – even quieter than many gas boilers. With Standard sound mode at 38 dBA - between bird chirping and a library - and Low sound mode at 35 dBA, your home and garden remain undisturbed.
