Do I have to be Gas Safe registered to install an Air Source Heat Pump?

You do not need to be Gas Safe registered to install air source heat pumps. A competent knowledge in plumbing and heating is all that is needed as a prerequisite for the NVQ Level 3 Heat Pump Installation qualification. System design and quality is very important when installing air source heat pumps, so a good knowledge of hydraulics and pipe fitting is strongly recommended.

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Will an air source heat pump work in all weather conditions?

Commercial air source heat pumps are designed to work in all kinds of weather, including when the temperature drops below freezing. Learn more...

Will an air source heat pump work while I am on holiday?

Yes, use 'holiday' mode while you are on holiday to ensure your house is at a comfortable temperature for when you return.

What size air source heat pump do I need?

For your heat pump to deliver the expected results, sizing is the key. Learn about the different ASHP size options & how to calculate the right size here

Will an air source heat pump work in the winter?

Yes, air source heat pumps still work effectively even in colder conditions. A defrost cycle ensures that the unit remains clear of frost and ice and continues to work as you expect.

Do I have to be F-Gas certified to fit an Air Source Heat Pump?

Monobloc style air source heat pumps contain a hermetically sealed refrigeration circuit and do not require F-Gas certification to install.