Heat Pumps

Air Source Heat pumps are capable of cutting heating costs by 50%.

The climate is changing. The effects are visible throughout the world and even the speed of this change seems to be increasing. We hear and see this everyday from our customers. To limit the consequences of global warming as much as possible, CO2 emissions must decrease. The supply of fossil fuels is finite and this leads to continuously higher fuel prices.

We need to look at a heating solution that uses less energy. It's time to switch to a heating system that is energy efficient and which produces low C02 emissions.

Heat Pump Principles
As with many technologies that we use in every-day life, the basic principles of how a heat pump works are simple. All our surroundings, even a block of ice, has heat. The purpose of a heat pump is to absorb heat in one place where it is plentiful, then to transport and release it in another location where it can be used for space or water heating. Useful heat can be found in the air outdoors, in the ground, and is present in water, rivers, lakes and the sea.

Even on the coldest winter days, sufficient heat is present to warm our homes and offices - what's more, it is free. All we have to pay for is the machine to recover it and the cost of the energy to run the machine

Unique Benefits

they use renewable energy sources (such as outside air)
they deliver considerable savings in energy
they deliver a significant contribution in the fight against CO2 emissions
they can provide heating, cooling and domestic hot water

For more information on heat pumps or for a free quotation please contact RTS Heating & Cooling Services at our offices in Dungarvan, Co. Waterford, Ireland.

Specialists in the application of Renewable Energy for Heating, Cooling and Power Generation.

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