Everything about heat pumps: the principle, output, costs, installation, noise, subsidies and suitable solutions for new builds and older houses.
Heat recovery ventilation supplies fresh air and recovers heat from the exhaust air, while a heat pump heats the house. Why they often complement each other in modern houses.
Read moreHow a heat pump heats hot water, which tank to choose, what temperature to set and why a protective heating cycle against legionella bacteria runs regularly.
Read moreDoes a heat pump need a buffer tank? When it helps, when it is unnecessary and how it relates to the water volume in the system and defrosting.
Read moreHow noisy a heat pump is, what the noise depends on and how to position the outdoor unit so that it does not disturb you or your neighbours. Practical principles.
Read moreA heat pump for a new build: when to start the design, how to choose the output, why underfloor heating is suitable, and how to plan for cooling and hot water at the project stage.
Read moreA comparison of air-to-water and ground-to-water heat pumps: heat source, investment, installation complexity, winter efficiency and why air-to-water is the most common choice.
Read moreA monobloc has the main parts in the outdoor unit with water running into the house, while a split connects the outdoor and indoor units with refrigerant. Advantages, limitations and when to choose which.
Read moreHow to choose a Daikin Altherma heat pump for a family house: new build or renovation, monobloc or split, low- or high-temperature variant, and water heating.
Read moreHow cooling with an air-to-water heat pump works: underfloor cooling, fan coils, the limitations due to condensation and when air conditioning is better.
Read moreBoth an air conditioner and a heat pump transfer heat, but each is designed for a different job. We explain the differences clearly and without technical jargon.
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