This is how a heat pump boiler lowers your gas consumption
A heat pump boiler is a sustainable alternative to a gas or electric boiler. The device heats sanitary water for your tap, shower and bath. It does this by using both electricity and ambient heat, so no natural gas is required.
✓ You immediately save up to 25% on your gas bill because you use ambient heat and electricity instead of natural gas
✓ You become more self-sufficient by connecting the heat pump boiler to your solar panels and heating the water with your self-generated solar power for the evening or the next day
✓ You avoid high feed-in costs for electricity or you can heat cheaply by trading with dynamic energy prices
Frequently Asked Questions about Heat Pump Boilers
The way a heat pump boiler works can best be compared to a refrigerator. A refrigerator extracts heat from the inside of the refrigerator and releases it to the outside. A heat pump does the same thing, but with heat from the air or ground around it. It extracts heat from this air or ground and transfers it to the water that needs to be heated.
When the above process cannot provide enough heat, the electric heating rod steps in. Then power is used from the grid or from your own solar panels. A heat pump boiler therefore makes for an interesting combination with solar panels. While the solar panels generate electricity during the day, the contents of the boiler can be fully heated.
You can currently receive a €725 subsidy when purchasing a heat pump boiler, namely the Sustainable Energy and Energy Saving Investment Subsidy.
We install the heat pump boiler within 1 working day. The device is placed in the house close to the boiler outside living areas.
A normal heat pump heats water for heating your entire home and for hot tap water. The heat pump boiler only heats sanitary water for, for example, the kitchen and bathroom.
A heat pump boiler is an accessible way to start making your home more sustainable. Since you heat the sanitary water with a heat pump boiler, a smaller heat pump is then required for the rest of the water in the house. This way you can divide sustainability into different phases.
No, if you only want to save on gas, this is not necessary. But you will benefit most if you do have solar panels, as you will also save on feed-in fees.
Yes. When the heat pump boiler is on, it has a noise emission of 50 decibels. This is comparable to the sound of moderate rainfall.
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