Grant hybrids are an innovative heating solution that combine the installation of a renewable heat source alongside a traditional fossil fuel boiler delivering the best of both worlds.
A hybrid heating system from Grant UK provides installers with a solution to help their customers reduce their carbon footprint when installing an entirely renewable heating system is not possible. With the Grant VortexAir hybrid, the boiler can be installed straightaway to provide immediate heat to the property with the air source heat pump being installed afterwards, enabling a home to incorporate renewable energy within their heating system. Meanwhile, with the EvoLink Hybrid System Hub, installers can install an Aerona³ heat pump with an existing fossil fuel heating system such as a gas boiler.
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A Grant VortexAir heat pump/oil boiler hybrid has been installed at the New Buckenham Village Hall, meeting the heating requirements of this busy community hub while also helping the premises to be more sustainable.
Two years ago, a Grant VortexAir Hybrid was installed as part of a new heating system for a 200 year old listed cottage. In this case study, we return to this Wiltshire home to hear from the homeowner to discover how hybrid heating has fulfilled their expectations.
R290 refrigerant, which is commercially known as refrigerant grade Propane, is being increasingly used in air source heat pumps because it is a more eco-friendly refrigerant option. If you are a heat pump installer interested in working with R290 heat pumps, there are some important differences you need to be familiar with. In this blog, we will go into detail about the importance of understanding R290 refrigerant including safety considerations and best practices for installation.
Central heating systems designed today are often more than just about the primary heat source. The range of complementary heating technologies which are now available provides homeowners with an exciting opportunity to go even greener. Here, we take at look at how increasing overall system efficiencies by combining technologies can be as easy as 1, 2, 3!
The Grant Aerona³ air source heat pump range uses R32 refrigerant which is more environmentally friendly compared to refrigerants such as R410a although not as ecofriendly as R290 refrigerant. To help Grant heat pump installers further their understanding of R32 refrigerant, John Morris, one of Grant UK’s Regional Sales Managers, explains what R32 refrigerant is and some of the benefits that it can deliver.