Benefits of Air Source Heat Pumps

Air source heat pumps are an efficient heating solution and their performance is commonly evaluated using the Seasonal Coefficient of Performance (SCOP). This metric evaluates the highest efficiency at which the heat pump operates. Many manufacturers of air source heat pumps often report a SCOP ranging from 3.5 to 4.5, with some exceptional models achieving a SCOP as high as 5.5.

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The SCOP indicates how much heat can be generated per kilowatt of electricity consumed. For instance, an air source heat pump rated at a SCOP of 4 is able to produce 4 kilowatts of heat. In contrast, a gas boiler, when operating at peak efficiency, has a SCOP of around 1. This means that an air source heat pump can deliver four times more heat using the same amount of energy. In practice, gas boilers seldom reach their optimal SCOP of 1, so the benefits of transitioning to an air source heat pump can be significantly more substantial.

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