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<blockquote data-quote="Berserkerboy" data-source="post: 526802" data-attributes="member: 34792"><p>Just had a quick google. Looks like air source heat pump technology with fewer moving parts. I'd be interested to know the cost of installing one and whether they have a DIY option. I also wonder what the efficiency is bearing in mind some woeful reports on real-world heat pump experiences.</p><p>My first thoughts are that it would only be worth doing if you don't have PV. A solic immersion diverter only costs £200 and is extremely efficient. </p><p>Although not a direct comparison, as it would work in poor weather conditions, albeit using electric power, it would be up against thermal tubes. </p><p>However, a clever bit of technology.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Berserkerboy, post: 526802, member: 34792"] Just had a quick google. Looks like air source heat pump technology with fewer moving parts. I'd be interested to know the cost of installing one and whether they have a DIY option. I also wonder what the efficiency is bearing in mind some woeful reports on real-world heat pump experiences. My first thoughts are that it would only be worth doing if you don't have PV. A solic immersion diverter only costs £200 and is extremely efficient. Although not a direct comparison, as it would work in poor weather conditions, albeit using electric power, it would be up against thermal tubes. However, a clever bit of technology. [/QUOTE]
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