Mitsubishi Electric, manufacturer of the UK's award-winning Ecodan heat pumps, has published a new white paper revealing that air source heat pumps can now be integrated with microbore pipework, commonly found in new homes built from the 1970s and 1980s. This will reduce the retrofit cost of installing a heat pump and make it more attractive for homeowners to move away from fossil fuel burning boilers.

What is an air source heat pump?

An Ecodan air source heat pump is a renewable heating system that heats your home by moving existing heat from the air outside and distributing this around your property.

Due to their low sound output, Ecodan air source heat pumps can sit anywhere outside your property and just needs to be connected to electricity and water for it to work. The heat pump provides all the heating and hot water your property needs to provide a constant temperature throughout your home.

Ecodan heat pumps are designed specifically for the UK, so they work at temperatures as low as -25 degrees. They can also be used with any type of heating system, such as underfloor heating and traditional radiators.

For every one kilowatt of energy it uses, it creates 3 kilowatts of heat energy, making it 300% efficient and therefore coefficient (in comparison, oil and gas are only 90% efficient).

You can also check out the video below to find out more about Ecodan air source heat pumps or you use the Ecodan Selection Tool to find the right heat pump for you.

How an Ecodan heating system works

What is an air source heat pump?

What is an air source heat pump?

What is an air source heat pump?

What is an air source heat pump?

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