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Don't go near a heat pump unless you have a SAP for heat loss and the heat emitters are sized to each room, remember that the efficient operation relies on mentioned, the house structure should be super well insulated otherwise it will cost a fortune in electricity.

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We had low pressure on our system, after restoring it the heating works, but the hot water only when the button is activated. Why does it not come on automatically like before? System 1 yr old.

Scandinavia countries have low grade heat networks or district heating, comprising geothermal heat pumps. They've developed smart grids. The UK is decades behind.

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If a heat pump costs ~£5k, how much will a repair cost? $$$$ Just gotta look at EV's and their repair costs! No point saving a few pounds on the fuel if 1x repair bill wipes out that saving. Unit costs need to be a lot lower imo to reduce the exposure risk of costly repairs.

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So how much did your installation cost? And if you had an optimal gas installation how would your bills compare?

Aren't many UK homes poorly insulated though? And thus unsuitable for heat pumps? (presumably down to less heat output?). 1 thing you sidestepped, if everyone did switch to heat pumps, their wouldn't be enough electricity available, unless of course some of the gas saved was used for new gas power stations! (Which yes, would be more efficient overall and less gas used. Assuming everyone could use heat pumps).

Really confusing with all that techno garbage. The reality..... My straight forward testing. On a cold day and night when your house is nice and warm, record the inside and outside temperatures just befor you switch off your Central Heating and leave it off. Next day or after say 8 hours, record the inside and outside tempoeratures and then switch on your central heating and record how long it takes to get your house back to the original nice and warm temperature. A very simple test that tests how good your house is at keeping warm.....i.e. insulation and also how good your Central Heating system is at warming up your house. Two very important parameters. In my case the temperature drop inside my house was only a few degrees with an outside temperature just above freezing and the time it took to get back to normal nice and warm temperature was half an our. One must rember that if you use heat pump central heating it must never be switched off becasue it rakes forever to get up to temperature... And of course Gas central heating does not run continuously but switches off and on when the room and/or the water thermostats including the boiler thermostat says so. It is not complicated but the speel coming from the sellers of jeat pumps is just rediculous and misleading... BE VERY CAREFUL when choosing a new heating system. Google "This is Why Heat Pumps May NOT Be The Future" and watch the UA-cam video.

Once again a totally illogical view on the benefits of a heat pump and its viability in the UK where we have abundant 'home grown' gas which is much cheaper than electricity which we import. I run my gas boiler at 45 degrees when at home and it costs about 65pence per 12 hour day to run. If no one in the house all day no heating on. If its cold in the evening gas on at 65 degrees and house warm in 30 minutes (3 bed detached house) which cost tonight 65 pence. I only use hot water for 2 showers per day. There is NO incentive to spend £10,000 on a heat pump which is why the UK is sticking to gas.

Seems like you're advertising the 2024 Everything Electric shows which have already passed at the beginning of this vid?

The cost of insulating our 1930s home to ensure that the heat pumped in, doesn't just escape, has been pretty steep. Even then, we only just made the cut when the Octopus Energy folk came to assess our home to fit a heat pump. We have 4kW of solar, 14kW of battery storage, under floor and external wall insulation, double glazing and an EV, so we are not afraid to adopt this tech, even when it doesn't make immediate economic sense, there is a bit of "Saving the Planet" thinking going on as well. But the complications of actually retrofitting the heat pump to our home with a single phase supply were quite serious. In the end we walked away from the heat pump deal, and resigned ourselves to wearing more jumper and oodies in the house and enjoying a lower gas bill as a result of all the insulation we've added to our home. The retro fitting of these technologies is a real issue and I hope that the government will legislate that ALL new homes be built with a Scandinavian mindset. Winter is coming when the AMOC shuts down in the next 10-50 years (oceanographicmagazine.com/news/amoc-atlantic-tipping-point-keeping-climate-stable-greatly-underestimated/) so future UK homes will need to bear this in mind. As for the rest of us living in older homes, all I can say is just do what you can to reduce your carbon footprint, but remember you've got to live as well and you can't do it all on your own.

I love heat pumps & have worked with them in the HVAC industry all my life until I retired. Problem is I can't / won't have one on my 4 bed 1986 house because I'm not prepared to have a big ugly box on my rear patio or, out the front of my house. There is space down the side of my house for one but it's too close to a boundary fence so not permitted. As a result I'm sticking with my 5 year old gas boiler for now. Take away some of the location restrictions & include Air to Air Heat Pump systems in the BUS grant & I may reconsider. As for the Spark gap, you can bet you bottom dollar that the price of electricity will not come down to match gas, it will be gas prices going up to match electricity so yet another form of tax for us to bare.

Who's pushing this delusion? Yes, lets go all electric and run cables from China's coal fired power stations.

"400% efficient". Wow! Youi're in the wrong business. You have defied physics and made a perpetual motion machine. Free energy for everyone. What you actually mean is it's four times more efficient than an equivelent gas boiler, not the same thing. Otherwise an interesting expose on heat pumps and I wish you luck.

We don’t have the infrastructure to go all electric. Net zero madness. Electricity will have to be rationed with EV charging, house heating and so on. Good luck, people.

How can you accept his point about less energy consumed than for gas when asking about grid constraints? I'm all in for heatpumps and I'm not concerned about the grid, but that is clear BS that can lead to dismissal of the whole video.

I think he is saying that heat pumps are 4 times more efficient than your gas boiler. However electricity is 4 times the price of gas. Perhaps most people would stick to their old proven technology than pay out for a unproven heat pump for no running cost gain.

My relatives (in Sweden) who have switched to heat pumps have gone with ground source. Ground is a constant 8 C, no need to extract heat from the air outside when it is - 30 C so the efficiency is a lot better. And no eye sore fans outside...

Air to air systems are the best way to use heat pumps; mine is brilliant, instant heat (or cooling) cheap to run and about a 3rd of the price of an air to water system

I notice that the 12kW unit for houses >200m2 (a large but not massive property) require a 400v power supply. Not going to find that in many of UK homes!

Missing from your video is any discussion on insulation needed in the home. At what point does a heat pump not make sense? There is a lot of contradictory info being bandied about. Are there heat loss parameters that are used as a measure for home insulation quality and how is that measured? Perhaps you could do a video on that?

Heat pumps for the win. Had one for over 7 years heating our hot water.

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How long has it taken for Sweden to switch and effectively it's a much smaller market than the UK

Inaccurate and misleading information warning: -400%+ 'extremely amazing performance' efficiency of heat pumps? Not true, airsource might just achieve 250% -98% efficiency of gas boilers? Not ever true - he didn't answer her question about whether uk ELECTRICAL grid can cope with big increase in all electric heating and dodged onto total energy. The man demonstrates he doesn't really know what he's talking about and merely has a product to sell. Avoid

With the amount of worldwide extraordinary investment in car battery technology, will we not have electric boilers, with existing rads and pipes, running off ‘domestic batteries’, charging overnight from the grid( when we are all fast asleep)?

33% of uk electricity supply comes from fossil fuels. So if you increase the use of electricity all will happen is burning of more gas to produce electricity. Remember, the last coal power station was switched off in 2024. These clowns 🤡 will not tell you that as they are busy selling.

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😅the heat pump shown for a 2 bed house is absolutely MASSIVE! In addition to that, all the pipework, tanks, water cylinders etc take up a lot of room compared to a single combi boiler that fits in a small kitchen cupboard. Not forgetting the need to replace pipework internally, putting in much larger radiators. no wonder its not catching on. And all on the never never with an additional couple of hundred pounds a month on your energy bills! No thanks! (couple of hundred pounds as quoted by the Aria Salesman in the video)

I have a flat.... needing to change boiler... there are no realistic options. HP manufactures are not addressing this market at all.