Will I need a hot water cylinder with my air source heat pump?
Yes, you will need a hot water cylinder with your air source heat pump - unless you are looking at a hybrid system.
Air source heat pumps provide a viable choice for energy-efficient heating. When combined with a compatible hot water cylinder, you can utilise the same technology for a consistent, reliable hot water supply. A hybrid system uses a boiler to provide hot water, meaning that in these setups, a cylinder will likely not be needed.
Learn more about air source heat pump cylinders and how they work in this article.
Our air source heat pumps and hot water cylinders
Our Air Source Heat Pumps
If you are looking to upgrade to a low carbon solution in your home, the Baxi Air Source Heat Pump is the perfect choice for reliable, energy-efficient heating and hot water.
Our Cylinders
Are you considering a Baxi Air Source Heat Pump for your home? Our new cylinder range is the perfect fit, and there will be a model for you, however much hot water you need.
Self-build homeowners enjoy winter of comfort with Baxi Air Source Heat Pump
Having moved into their self-build Suffolk home in December, Emma and Jonathan Hayes have spent five months living with a Baxi air source heat pump (ASHP). The couple have given their account of what life has been like with a heat pump and the benefits of the solution for their home.
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Whether you’re exploring having an air source heat pump installed at your home, or have one already and want to know how to get the most out of it, we have everything you need to find the answer to your questions.