Baxi is a leading manufacturer of heating and hot water solutions

Your heat pump should be serviced at least annually to keep warranties valid and to ensure it is in the best possible working condition.

Heat pumps are designed to be safe, with features such as pressure relief valves and sensors to prevent excessive pressure. Your installer will also work to specific industry regulatory standards and quality assurance measures.  

Air source heat pumps have an automatic defrost cycle that uses warmth from within your home to melt away frost and ice on the outside unit during cold weather. The process only takes a few minutes and you will likely not even notice.

Heat networks are suitable for various settings that have multiple end users. 

Find out what heat networks are and different types of heat networks at our Baxi FAQ's section...

When talking about the size of an air source heat pump, we’re actually referring to the power output, measured in kilowatts (kW) rather than its physical size. The output your heat pump will need to deliver depends on unique aspects of your home, such as:

• The size and layout of your property
• Occupancy and average heating usage
• How old your property is
• Quality of insulation
• Type of windows
• Your desired indoor temperature 

These, naturally, will be different for everyone, so be sure that you assess all of these carefully with your installer.

According to the UK government’s Simple Energy Advice website, installing an ASHP in a typical four-bedroom detached house could improve the property’s EPC rating from a D to a B, potentially saving homeowners up to £1,300 per year on their energy bills.