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Ground Source Heat Pumps: A Complete Guide
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Want to know more about the best ground source heat pumps revolutionising how we heat our homes? In fact, homeowners who install ground source heat pumps will play an important role in helping the UK reach its Net Zero by 2050 goal. The UK Government aims to install 600,000 heat pumps per year by 2028.
\n\n\n\nHeat pumps are a better, low-carbon alternative of heating homes compared to gas boilers. They’re expected to only become more favourable for homeowners in the foreseeable future with the recent introduction of the Heat and Buildings Strategy and the UK Government’s slashing of VAT on energy efficiency measures to 0%.
\n\n\n\nTo learn more about how a ground source heat pump might suit your home’s unique specifications, then it’s best to consult a professional heating engineer who can assess your needs and then offer quotes for their installation services. Finding installers you can trust, who will offer fair and accurate quotes, can take considerable time and effort.
To truly locate the best deals for new heat pump installations you will need to call multiple installers, ensure they’re properly certified, explain your heating situation, and ask for quotes. GreenMatch can save you this extra time and money by allowing you to compare quotes directly from licensed installers from our network, all of them vetted by us.
All you have to do is fill in some details using our quick and easy form and within 48 hours, you’ll hear from up to 3 local heat pump installers.
\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nIs a ground source heat pump the right investment?
\n\n\n\nGround source heat pumps are an effective and environmentally-friendly investment that can help the average UK household make annual savings of up to £670 on heating bills when compared to conventional, gas-fired heating systems. Initial investments are high, but ground source heat pump prices vary depending on the project and the household specifications.
\n\n\n\nA few of the many benefits of ground source heat pumps include:
\n\n\n\n- Save up to £1,600 a year on your heating bill when replacing an old electric system.
- Get the most out of your heat pump with its long product lifespan. Inside components last approximately 25 years, while the estimation for the ground loop system exceeds 50 years (sometimes reaching up to 80 years).
- Equal distribution of heat throughout your home.
- Constant performance throughout the year.
What is a ground source heat pump?
\n\n\n\nThe purpose of a ground source heat pump is to absorb heat from one place and transport and release it to another location, in this case, your home. Just like other heat pumps, it can be used for both space heating (such as radiators or underfloor heating), as well as domestic water heating. It is also similar to a geothermal pump.
\n\n\n\nA ground source heat pump is able to work since the earth absorbs energy released from the sun. This means that underground temperatures remain stable all year round. In the UK, the ground temperature (a few metres below our feet) is constantly around 8-11°C. This results in heat being extracted from the ground to heat your home.
\n\n\n\nWe’ve listed the main components of a ground source heat pump:
\n\n\n\n- Heat pump unit
- Underground heat exchanger
- Pipes (e.g. ground loops)
- The distribution system (e.g. radiators, underfloor heating, hot water)
The underground heat exchanger is installed underground and is connected to the heat pump unit via a piping network. The piping system can be configured differently depending on the amount of land available and the geological conditions.
\n\n\n\nThen a mixture of water and antifreeze is pumped into the ground via the heat pump, and the antifreeze mixture is continuously warmed up by the constant temperature of the ground.
\n\n\n\nThe liquid is fed into a heat exchanger and energy absorbed from the ground is transferred to a refrigerant, which boils at a low temperature until it turns into a gas.
\n\n\n\nThe gas is fed into a compressor and the compressing process makes the temperature of the gas rise.
\n\n\n\nThis is then fed to a condenser, where it is distributed to the wet central heating system of the house, such as radiators, showers, faucets, and underfloor heating.
\n\n\n\nIf you’d like more information on how a ground source heat pump works, you can watch the video below.
\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nTypes of ground source heat pumps
\n\n\n\nOne way some of the best ground source heat pumps are distinguished is by the type of loop system they use. There are two different types of loops systems:
\n\n\n\n- The open loop system extracts clean groundwater to directly pass through a heat pump where heat is extracted.
- The closed loop system draws the heat from the ground itself and uses a continuous loop of piping connected to the indoor heat pump.
Each looping system has its own advantages and disadvantages. While an open loop system is cheaper to install, they require availability to groundwater. Whereas, closed loop systems tend to be more reliable, require less maintenance, and are extremely efficient due to extracting heat from the earth. In this section, we’ll focus exclusively on the types of closed loop systems.
\n\n\n\nClosed loop vertical ground source heat pump
\n\n\n\nThis closed loop ground source heat pump uses a borehole that can vary in cost to install. Vertical boreholes are a more expensive alternative when there is not enough area to lay the pipes horizontally. It is more often the appropriate choice for suburban homes where space is restricted. A hole is dug at least 6m into the ground for insulation and the total piping will be 50-150m deep depending on the composition of the ground and the heat requirement of your home.
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Closed loop horizontal ground source heat pump
\n\n\n\nThis ground source heat pump system is laid in horizontal trenches that are approximately 1-2 metres deep. It is more common in rural areas where there is more land available. To install the horizontal system, the area required depends on the heating and cooling loads of your home, the depth at which your loop is going to be buried, your soil and its moisture, the climate, and the efficiency of the heat pump. The average 150 m2 home needs an area of between 300 and 700 m2.
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Closed loop system for pond/lake
\n\n\n\nAlthough less common than horizontal or vertical systems, a closed pond loop is also an option. It is uncommon because it requires proximity to a body of water, so an open loop system is usually preferable as it takes from groundwater instead. However, a closed loop system may be advantageous when poor water quality prevents the use of an open loop.
\n\n\n\nOther types of closed loop systems
\n\n\n\nThere are two other system types to consider when choosing the right ground source heat pumps:
\n\n\n\n- Direct expansion (DX)
This system relies on a cyclical process when the refrigerant changes its position back and forth between a gas and a liquid. When the refrigerator absorbs the heat, the compressors start pulling the vapour from suction lines and the process is launched. - Indirect expansion
This system is commonly used in freezer applications with carbon dioxide when changing secondary working media. In other words, during antifreeze solution/water circulation the energy is relocated from or to the refrigerant circuit through ground heat exchange pipework.
Finding which type of ground source heat pump is right for you is one of the first steps towards unlocking incredible energy savings for your home. Start by obtaining an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) to accurately assess if your home’s energy efficiency is right for a ground source heat pump. Armed with this knowledge and an EPC in hand, you can get personalised quotes for ground source heat pumps that are tailored to your home’s specific needs.
\n\n\n\nIn fact, with GreenMatch, you can get up to 3 quotes without any of the hassles of researching! Why 3? Multiple quotes allow you to compare them to find the best deal. This way you know you’re only accepting the best deal possible and not being overcharged.
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\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nGround source heat pump efficiency
\n\n\n\nGround source heat pumps have, on average, an efficiency of 300% to 400%. That means for every kilowatt (kW) of electricity consumed by the heat pump, around 3-4 kilowatts of heat is generated in return. A GSHP has, on average, a coefficient of performance (COP) of 3.5 to 4.5.
\n\n\n\nGSHP systems save energy by using the constant temperature of the ground to increase the seasonal efficiency of home heating. The source of heat used for ground source heat pumps is the sun, as it heats the groundwater resulting in the stable temperature of the Earth’s floor.
\n\n\n\nThe type of soil also affects ground source heat pump efficiency. The thermal properties of soil in the UK vary a lot by region, therefore, to get an accurate estimation of efficiency, it’s important to get your specific property assessed by a professional.
\n\n\n\nAre heat pumps efficient in cold weather?
\n\n\n\nThe heat pump’s external pipelines are inserted in the soil which keeps its temperature below 1 metre relatively stable all year round. For this reason, cold weather is not likely to affect your heat pump’s efficiency significantly, and even less so if you have a vertical GSHP.
\n\n\n\nWhat do the COP and SCOP tell us about efficiency?
\n\n\n\nGround pump systems reach rather high-performance coefficients, with an average between 3 and 4. The coefficient of performance (COP) is found by dividing the useful heat output by the electrical energy input.A ground source heat pump that transfers 4 kilowatts of heat from the ground for 1 kilowatt of electricity has a COP of 4. While the COP is the performance delivered at a specific moment, the SCOP will provide an average for the whole year. We recommend you check out the seasonal coefficient of performance (SCOP), as it is a more accurate representation of the efficiency during different times of the year, compared to the COP.
\n\n\n\nInstallation of ground source heat pumps (3 basic questions)
\n\n\n\nHouse size and building requirements will determine whether a vertical or horizontal loop system is needed. The first step is the excavation of the loop fields.
\n\n\n\nTo install a vertical ground source heat pump, the loop is placed in the drilled well that is dug deep from 50m to 150m in the ground. The heat exchanger is then installed in order to capture the heat from the ground.
\n\n\n\nFor horizontal installation, a large area of land is dug up so that the loops can be placed on the land without having to dig deep into the earth.
\n\n\n\nHow much space is required for a ground source heat pump?
\n\n\n\nHorizontal GSHPs require a large amount of space. Depending on the size of the heat pump, you may need 2 or more ground loops. For the average home’s system, you can expect to need between 600m2 to 1200m2 of clear land. It’s good to note that for most horizontal collector arrays, you’d also need trenches at least 100m long.
\n\n\n\nTo save space, some decide to lay the pipes in many circular loops (figuratively called ‘slinkies’). However, slinkies do somewhat reduce your ground source heat pump efficiency.
\n\n\n\nVertical systems do not require as much surface area, as boreholes are dug vertically into the ground. The depth and number of boreholes depend on the system size and the type of soil. Typically, an 8kW ground source heat pump system would require approximately three boreholes with a depth between 70m to 120m.
\n\n\n\nHow long does it take to install a ground source heat pump?
\n\n\n\nOnce planning, preparation, and getting the necessary permissions are done, the groundwork and laying of the entire ground source heating system can take up to a week. While the heat pump unit itself can be installed within a day, the piping in the ground and digging the boreholes can be more complex, taking usually 1-2 days depending on geological conditions. Finally, the heat pump device itself needs to be installed and connected to your heat distribution infrastructure.
\n\n\n\nDo you need planning permission for a ground source heat pump?
\n\n\n\nFor most cases, you won’t need special planning permission to install a ground source heat pump, as it’s considered a permitted development. However, it is important to note that special planning permissions are required in Wales and Northern Ireland. In England and Scotland, permissions depend on your location and the size of your property.
\n\n\n\nYou would also need planning permission if you’re installing more than one ground source heat pump, live in a listed building or a conservation area. Nonetheless, a local heat pump installer would be familiar with the regulations of your area and can help tailor advice to your home.
\n\n\n\nWe’ve made a video about the 5 questions you should ask any heat pump installer before going forward with the installation. This way you’ll know you’re making the right choice for your home.
\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nPrice of ground source heat pumps
\n\n\n\nSome of the best ground source heat pumps can cost between £16,000 and £35,000 to install in your home. We’ve provided a wide cost range as the price of a ground source heat pump depends on several factors that change depending on your home:
\n\n\n\n- Type and size of ground source heat pump
- Installation complexity
- Labour cost
The upfront costs of ground source heat pumps are higher than other systems, but the difference is usually compensated by energy savings, higher efficiency and the available heat pump grants that help with the costs. Your running cost will depend on the size of your home and how well-insulated it is.
\n\n\n\nWhen you are trying to figure out how much a ground source heat pump costs, you need to bear in mind that this also depends on whether any new radiators or a fully new underfloor heating system is required, therefore the price estimations below don’t include any wet system upgrade.
\n\n\n\nAs you can see, the specific cost of a ground source heat pump will vary from house to house. While there are a multitude of important factors that contribute to the price, they ultimately ensure that you’re getting the right heat pump for your home and that it runs efficiently for years to come. That’s why we cannot stress enough how important a qualified local heating installer is.
\n\n\n\nContacting multiple qualified heating installers comes with two main benefits. The first is that local installers know the local regulations and the best suppliers in the area. That means they can offer more competitive pricing for your area. The second benefit of contacting multiple installers is that you can compare quotes from each of them to choose the best deal. That way you know you’re not being overcharged and you’re paying the best price.
\n\n\n\nGreenMatch has built a large network of qualified heat pump installers across the country guaranteeing that there’s a local installer in your area. You can get competitive quotes from up to 3 of these installers within 48 hours by clicking the button below and answering a few questions. It’s that easy!
\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nGroundwork costs of vertical vs. horizontal systems
\n\n\n\nThere is a significant difference in groundwork costs between horizontal and vertical systems. Although the horizontal installation is cheaper it requires, on average, anywhere between 600m2 to 1200m2 of clear land.
\n\n\n\n| Number of Rooms | Heat Pump and Installation Cost | Horizontal Groundwork Cost | Vertical Groundwork Cost |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2 | £16,000 | £3,000 | £6,000 |
| 4 | £21,000 | £5,000 | £13,000 |
| 6 | £32,000 | £8,000 | £20,000 |
| 7+ | £42,000 | £12,000 | £30,000 |
The costs depend on each individual case and numbers do not represent actual offers. They are merely for general reference.
\n\n\n\nHow much money can you save with a ground source heat pump?
\n\n\n\nThe following is a table based on figures from the Energy Saving Trust, outlining the carbon dioxide and energy bill savings when using a ground source heat pump in England, Scotland and Wales, under the current energy price guarantee. The existing systems listed are all non-condensing systems, which are likely the systems users are looking to replace.
\n\n\n\n| Current System | Savings on Energy Bill (£/year) | Carbon Dioxide Savings (kg CO2/year) |
|---|---|---|
| Gas | £195 – £670 | 2,800 – 1,900kg |
| Electric | £950 – £1,600 | 1,500 – 2,100kg |
| Oil | £375 | 2,900 – 4,400kg |
| LPG | £305 – £860 | 2,200 – 3,300kg |
| Coal | £800 | 7,000kg |
What brands sell ground source heat pumps?
\n\n\n\nGround source heat pumps differ in efficiency and price depending on the brand. Certain ground source heat pump manufacturers may have similar efficiencies and prices, yet some manufacturers offer them at higher costs than others.
\n\n\n\nThere are many brands of ground source heat pumps available in the UK market, some of the most known brands include Vaillant, Viessmann, Nibe, Kensa, and Worcester-Bosch. Due to the large variety of brands available, it is important to compare supplier quotes and ground source heat pump reviews to help make your decision easier while choosing the most competitive price.
\n\n\n\nLuckily for you, GreenMatch has built a network high-quality and highly-rated heat pump installers across the country. So rather than spending hours researching each brand individually, you can get quotes from installers within 48 hours who will recommend the top heat pump brands tailored to your needs.
\n\n\n\nIt’s as simple as filling in the form and waiting to be contacted by our network of trusted installers who will provide you with up to 3 tailored quotes, ensuring you receive the hassle-free and expert-driven service you deserve. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to enjoy the cost saving benefits of a ground source heat pump in your home.
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\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nAdvantages and disadvantages of ground source heat pumps
\n\n\n\nGround source heat pumps are a promising technology that can help reduce our reliance on fossil fuels, lower our carbon footprint and offer us many other heat pump advantages. But before you install one in your home or business, it’s important to understand both the advantages and disadvantages of ground source heat pumps.
\n\n\n\nIn this section, we’ll list the pros and cons of ground source heat pumps so you can make an informed decision.
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Underfloor heating system vs. radiators
\n\n\n\nGround source heat pumps and radiant floor heating work very well together—this is actually the way to get the maximum out of your heat pump.
\n\n\n\nAn underfloor heating system performs better than radiators because the heat is transferred equally across the whole surface, whereas radiators need to spread the heat from one corner to the entire room.
\n\n\n\nHowever, due to the higher cost of underfloor heating, radiators are also a good choice that results in high performance. The SCOP is higher for underfloor heating compared to radiators because heat distribution is well designed with underfloor heating and therefore the floor system will likely have a lower output temperature than a radiator, meaning a higher coefficient of performance.
\n\n\n\nDoes the government provide grants for ground source heat pumps?
\n\n\n\nYes, there are several heat pump grants you may be eligible for to get a ground source heat pump. A grant can help you cover the upfront costs of buying and installing a low-carbon heating system. In this section, we’ll cover all of the grants for ground source heat pumps.
\n\n\n\nIn place of the Renewable Heating Incentive (RHI), which stopped accepting applicants in March 2022, the government introduced the Boiler Upgrade Scheme the following April. This £450 million initiative comes as part of the Heat and Buildings Strategy and offers £6,000 off the supply and installation of a ground source heat pump to homeowners in England and Wales.
\n\n\n\nYou might have also heard of the Energy Company Obligation 4 scheme (ECO4) which, if eligible, could cover up to 100% of the costs of switching to a renewable heating system, like a ground source heat pump. When you apply to the scheme you’ll be told the grant amount you’ll receive depending on your home’s energy performance certificate, income and location.
\n\n\n\nIf you live in Scotland you might be interested in the Home Energy Scotland Loan in which you could get up to £17,500 interest-free loan to install sustainable measures.
\n\n\n\nFinally, all homes that install an energy-saving material reduction in VAT on your ground source heat pump. If you are over 60 years old or receive income or disability benefits, you could receive a 5% tax reduction. Depending on the costs, you can either get a discount on the whole product or only on the installation.
\n\n\n\nFinding fair and accurate heat pump installation quotes takes careful planning and research. You could risk overpaying for supply and installation from a company that operates nationwide. Instead, why not let GreenMatch take the hassle out of sourcing quotes by directly connecting you with up to 3 licensed installers, local to your area.
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是地源热泵投资吗?
地源热泵是一种my188金宝博有效和环保投资可以帮助英国家庭平均每年节省取暖费用高达£670与传统相比,燃气加热系统。初始投资高,但是地源热泵的价格取决于项目和家庭规范。
的很多地源热泵的好处my188金宝博包括:
- 每年节约£1600在你的取暖账单取代旧的电力系统。
- 得到最出你的热泵寿命长的产品。内部组件大约25年,而地面循环系统的估计超过50年(有时达到80年)。
- 平均分配的热在你的家里。
- 全年不变的性能。
地源热泵是什么?
地源热泵的目的是吸收热量从一个地方运输和释放它到另一个位置,在这种情况下,你的家。就像其他热泵,它既可以用于空间加my188金宝博热(如散热器或地板下供暖),以及国内热水。这也是类似地热泵。
地源热泵能够工作以来,地球从太阳吸收的能量释放。这意味着地下温度一年四季保持稳定。在英国,地面温度(几米低于我们的脚)是不断在8 - 11°C。这导致热量提取热量从地面到你的家。
我们列出了地源热泵的主要组件:
- 热泵机组
- 地下换热器
- 管道(如地面循环)
- 分布系统(如散热器、地板下供暖、热水)
地下换热器地下安装和连接到热泵单元通过一个管道网络。管道系统可以配置不同取决于可用的土地数量和地质条件。
水和防冻液的混合物是通过热泵泵入地下,和防冻剂混合物不断升温的恒定的温度。
液体被送入热交换器和能量吸收从地上转移到制冷剂,低温沸腾,直到它变成了气体。
气体在压缩机和压缩过程使气体的温度上升。
然后喂一个电容器,它是分布式的湿中央供暖系统,如散热器、淋浴、水龙头和地板下供暖。
如果你想更多地源热泵是如何工作的信息,你可以看下面的视频。
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一种方法最好的地源热泵是杰出的my188金宝博类型的循环系统他们使用。有两种不同类型的循环系统:
每个循环系统都有自己的优点和缺点。虽然一个开环系统安装成本更低,它们要求可用性地下水。然而,闭环系统往往更可靠,需要较少的维护,和非常有效的提取热量从地球。在本节中,我们将只关注闭环系统的类型。
闭环垂直地源热泵
这闭环地源热泵使用一个钻孔在安装成本可能会有所不同。垂直钻孔是一种更昂贵的选择时没有足够的水平区域铺设管道。更经常的适当选择郊区住宅空间的限制。至少6米掏个洞在地面绝缘和总管道将50 - 150米深取决于地面的构成和你家的热量需求。
闭环水平地源热泵
地源热泵系统了横沟大约1 - 2米深。它是更常见的在农村地区有更多的土地。安装水平系统,该地区需要依赖于加热和冷却负荷你的家,你的深度循环将被埋葬,你的土壤和水分,气候,热泵的效率。平均150平方米的房子需要300至700平方米的面积。
闭环系统,池塘/湖
虽然不太常见的比水平或垂直系统,一个封闭的池塘循环也是一个选择。这是不寻常的,因为它需要靠近身体的水,所以一个开环系统通常是可取的,因为它需要从地下水。然而,闭环系统时可能会有利水质量差可以防止一个开环的使用。
其他类型的闭环系统
其他系统有两种类型时要考虑选择合适的地源热泵:my188金宝博
- 直接扩张(DX)
这个系统依赖于一个循环过程,当制冷剂改变其位置之间来回一个气体和液体。冰箱里吸收热量时,压缩机开始紧缩的蒸汽吸入线和启动过程。 - 间接的扩张
这个系统是常用的在冰箱应用程序与二氧化碳改变二次媒体工作。换句话说,在防冻剂的解决方案/水循环的能量重新安置或制冷剂回路通过地面热交换管道工程。
发现哪种类型的地源热泵适合你的第一步解锁难以置信的为家里节约能源。首先获得一个能效证书(EPC)准确评估如果你家里的能源效率是地源热泵。掌握这些知识和一个EPC在手,你可以个性化定制报价为地源热泵你家的具体需求。my188金宝博
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地源热泵效率
地源热泵,平均300%到40my188金宝博0%的效率。这意味着每千瓦(千瓦)的电力消耗的热泵,大约3 - 4千瓦的生成热。一个GSHP平均性能系数(COP)3.5到4.5。
GSHP系统节约能源利用地面的恒定的温度增加家庭取暖的季节性效率。用于地源热泵的热源是太阳,因为它加热地下水导致地球的温度稳定的地板上。my188金宝博
也会影响土壤的类型地源热泵效率。土壤的热性能在英国很多地区不同,因此,为了得到一个准确的估计效率,重要的是要让你的特定的资产评估专业。
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热泵的外部管道插入土壤中,使其温度低于1米一年到头都相对稳定。出于这个原因,寒冷的天气不太可能显著影响热泵的效率,甚至如果你有垂直GSHP少。
警察和吟游诗人告诉我们什么效率?
地面泵系统达到高性能的系数,平均在3和4之间。性能系数(COP)发现有用的电能输出的热量除以输入。地源热泵转移4千瓦的热量从地面1千瓦的电力有警察4。在警察的性能在一个特定的时刻,吟游诗人将提供全年平均。我们建议您查看季节性能系数(吟游诗人),这是一个更准确的效率在不同时期的代表,而警察。
地源热泵的安装(3基本问题)my188金宝博
房子的大小和建设需求将决定一个垂直或水平循环系统是必要的。第一步是循环的挖掘的领域。
安装一个垂直地源热泵循环是放置在钻挖在地上从50米到150米。然后安装在热交换器来捕获热量从地面。
水平安装,大面积的土地被挖出,这样循环可以放置在陆地上,而无需深入地球。
需要多少空间地源热泵?
水平GSHPs需要大量的空间。根据热泵的大小,你可能需要2个或更多的地面循环。对普通家庭的系统,你可以预计需要600米之间2到1200米2明确的土地。很好,对大多数水平收集器阵列,您也需要战壕至少100米长。
为了节省空间,一些决定躺在许多圆形管道循环(形象的称为“紧身”)。然而,鬼鬼祟祟的做一些减少地源热泵效率。
垂直系统不需要尽可能多的表面积,在钻孔垂直挖到地下。钻孔的深度和数量取决于系统的大小和类型的土壤。通常,一个8千瓦的地源热泵系统将需要大约三个钻孔深度70米至120米之间。
需要多长时间安装一个地源热泵?
一旦计划、准备和完成必要的权限,奠定基础,奠定整个地源加热系统需要一个星期。而热泵单元本身在一天内可以安装,管道在地面和挖掘水井可以更复杂,根据地质条件通常1 - 2天。最后,热泵设备本身需要安装和连接到您的热量分布的基础设施。
你需要规划许可地源热泵?
在大多数情况下,你不需要特别的规划许可地源热泵安装,因为它被认为是一个允许发展。然而,重要的是要注意,需要特殊的规划许可在威尔士和北爱尔兰。在英格兰和苏格兰,权限的大小取决于你的位置和你的财产。
你也需要规划许可如果你安装一个以上的地源热泵,生活在一个建筑物或一个保护区上市。尽管如此,当地热泵安装程序会熟悉你所在地区的规定,可以帮助调整建议。
我们已经制作了一个视频关于5个问题你应该问任何热泵安装前安装。这样你会知道你做出正确的选择。
地源热泵的价格my188金宝博
一些最好的地源热泵可以之间的成本my188金宝博£16000,£35000在家里安装。我们提供了一个成本范围宽,地源热泵的价格取决于几个因素,改变取决于你的家庭:
- 地源热泵的类型和大小
- 安装复杂性
- 劳动力成本
前期地源热泵的成本my188金宝博高于其他系统,但是差异补偿通常是通过节省能源,提高效率和可用的吗热泵拨款帮助与成本。运行成本的大小将取决于你的家里是多么的财源。
当你试图找出多少地源热泵成本,你需要记住,这还取决于是否有新的散热器或者一个完全新的地板下供暖系统是必需的,因此下面的价格估计不包括任何湿系统升级。
正如你所看到的,地源热泵的具体成本会有所不同从房子的房子。虽然有众多的重要因素导致价格,最终确保你得到正确的热泵家里这几年它有效地运行。这就是为什么我们不能强调足够合格的局部加热安装程序是多么的重要。
联系多个合格的加热安装有两个主要的好处。第一,本地安装程序知道当地法规和最好的供应商。这意味着他们可以为你提供更有竞争力的价格。联系多个安装程序的第二个好处是,你可以比较引用他们每个人选择最好的交易。这样你就知道你不是多收了你最好的价格。
GreenMatch已经建立了一个大型网络全国合格的热泵安装保证有一个本地安装程序在你的区域。你可以得到竞争引用3这些安装在48小时内点击下面的按钮,然后回答几个问题。它是那么容易!
垂直和水平的成本系统奠定基础
之间有显著差异的基础成本水平和垂直系统。尽管水平安装它需要便宜,平均600米之间2到1200米2明确的土地。
| 房间的数量 | 热泵和安装成本 | 成本水平奠定基础 | 垂直基础成本 |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2 | £16000 | £3000 | £6000 |
| 4 | £21000 | £5000 | £13000 |
| 6 | £32000 | £8000 | £20000 |
| 7 + | £42000 | £12000 | £30000 |
成本取决于每个人实际情况和数字不代表提供。他们只供一般参考。
多少钱你能拯救与地源热泵?
下面是基于节能的数据表信任,概述了二氧化碳和能源法案储蓄在使用地源热泵在英格兰,苏格兰和威尔士,在当前能源价格保证。现有系统列出所有不凝结的系统,这很可能是系统用户正在寻找替换。
| 当前系统 | 节省能源法案(£/年) | 二氧化碳储蓄(公斤二氧化碳/年) |
|---|---|---|
| 气体 | £195 -£670 | 2800 - 1900公斤 |
| 电 | £950 -£1600 | 1500 - 2100公斤 |
| 石油 | £375 | 2900 - 4400公斤 |
| 液化石油气 | £305 -£860 | 2200 - 3300公斤 |
| 煤炭 | £800 | 7000公斤 |
什么品牌出售地源热泵my188金宝博吗?
地源热泵效率和价格取决于不同my188金宝博的品牌。某些地源热泵厂家可能有类似的效率和价格,然而,一些生产商提供他们比其他人更高的成本。
有许多可用的地源热泵品牌在英国市场,包括一些最知名品牌my188金宝博Vaillant菲斯曼,Nibe,Kensa,Worcester-Bosch。由于各种各样的品牌,比较供应商的报价和是很重要的地源热泵的评论帮助使你的决定更容易在选择最具竞争力的价格。
对你来说幸运的是,GreenMatch已经建立了一个网络高质量和高水平全国热泵的安装程序。所以不要再花大量时间研究单独每个品牌,你可以引用在48小时内安装谁将推荐热泵品牌适合您的需要。
就这么简单填写表单并等待我们的网络联系到可信的安装程序将为您提供3定制报价,确保你收到的一站式服务,由服务你应得的。不要错过这个机会享受成本节约的好处在家里地源热泵。
点击下面的按钮开始今天的报价。
地源热泵的优缺点my188金宝博
地源热泵是一种很有前途的技术my188金宝博,可以帮助减少我们对化石燃料的依赖,降低我们的碳足迹和为我们提供许多其他热泵的优势。但是在你安装一个在家里或业务,重要的是要了解的地源热泵的优缺点my188金宝博。
在本节中,我们将列出地源热泵的优缺点,这样你就可以做出明智的决定。my188金宝博
- 最节能的加热和冷却系统
- 低维护和低运行成本
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- 低环境影响
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- 有资格获得资助
- 前期成本高
- 效率取决于土壤/基石
- 大空间水平系统要求
- 安装使它们更适合新建、改造
- 制冷剂液体用来传输热量可以更环保
地板下供暖系统与散热器
地源热泵和辐射地板供暖工作很my188金宝博好这就是办法最大的热泵。
地板下供暖系统执行比散热器,因为热量转移同样在整个表面,而散热器需要热从一个角落蔓延到整个房间。
然而,由于地板下供暖成本越高,散热器也是一个不错的选择,导致高绩效。吟游诗人是高地板下供暖散热器相比,因为热量分布是地板与地板下供暖设计良好,因此系统可能会有输出温度低于一个散热器,这意味着更高的性能系数。
地源热泵的政府提供资金?my188金宝博
是的,有一些热泵拨款你可能有资格得到地源热泵。资助可以帮你盖购买和安装的前期成本低碳加热系统。在本节中,我们将讨论所有的地源热泵的赠款。my188金宝博
在的地方可再生加热激励(开展),停止接受申请人2022年3月,政府引入了锅炉升级方案下面的4月。这£4.5亿计划之际,热量和建筑策略的一部分,提供了£6000的供应和安装的地源热泵房主在英格兰和威尔士。
你可能也听说过能源公司义务4计划(ECO4)如果合格,可以覆盖100%的切换到可再生能源供热系统的成本,如地源热泵。当你申请计划你会告诉格兰特你会收到根据家里的能量性能证书,收入和位置。
如果你住在苏格兰你可能会感兴趣的苏格兰家庭能源贷款n你可以得到高达£17500安装无息贷款可持续发展的措施。
最后,所有房屋安装一个节能材料减少增值税地源热泵。如果你60岁以上或获得收入或残疾福利,你可以得到5%的减税。根据成本,你可以得到一个折扣整个产品或只在安装。
找到公平和准确的热泵安装报价需要仔细的规划和研究。供应和安装你可以出价过高风险的公司,在全国范围内经营。相反,为什么不让GreenMatch把麻烦从采购报价通过直接连接你与3安装许可,本地区域。
填写我们的快速简单的形式,和我们的团队会发现最好的热泵安装你的家独特的规范。在48小时内,您将听到3本地安装,避免小时的寻找和研究自己的安装程序。
比较多个本地引用保证最好的交易因为本地安装程序将负责供应和交付,少占整体安装成本更少。更重要的是,与多个报价,可以客观地比较找到最好的交易。点击下面的按钮开始。
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