💧 Integrated Hot Water System

Hydronic underfloor units, whether ground sourced or air sourced systems, can also drive your hot water production, providing cost-effective hot water, which can often be plumped into your existing cylinder, upgrading your hot water heater will heating your house.

Dual Purpose Operation

• Single heat pump serves both heating and hot water needs
• Dedicated hot water cylinder with priority control
• Reduces equipment costs and space requirements

Safety & Efficiency Features

• Legionella protection through high-temperature cycles
• Buffer tank options for increased system efficiency
• Smart controls optimize energy use between heating zones
• Programmable schedules for different usage patterns

⚡ System Advantages

Hydronic underfloor heating and water heating, not only keeps you warm and costs less, they improve the long term value of your house, while providing a warm, safe environment for you and your loved ones. Need more? They are great for the environment too.

Outstanding Efficiency

• COP (Coefficient of Performance): 3.5-4.5
• Produces 3-4 kW heat output per 1 kW electricity input
• 350-450% efficiency compared to direct electric heating

Environmental Benefits

• Reduces carbon emissions by 50-70% vs gas boilers
• Uses renewable ground energy source
• Minimal environmental impact during operation
• Eligible for government renewable heat incentives

Long-Term Value

• Minimal maintenance required compared to most other systems
• Proven technology with excellent reliability record
• Quiet operation - no outdoor noise like air source units
• Increases property value

💰 Cost & Efficiency Benefits

Hydronic systems are efficient, and compared to wood or fuel based heating systems, deliver outstanding increases in energy efficiency and cost benefits. Go ground source heating and those benefits are even bigger.

Operating Costs

• 70-80% less energy consumption than conventional heating
• Stable running costs independent of fuel price fluctuations
• Low maintenance requirements reduce ongoing expenses

Installation Considerations

• Higher upfront investment offset by operational savings
• Government grants and incentives often available
• Professional ground assessment ensures optimal performance
• Integration with existing hydronic systems possible

🔧 Technical Specifications

Ground Loop Options

• Horizontal loops: Requires larger land area, easier installation
• Vertical boreholes: Compact footprint, higher efficiency

System Components

• Ground source heat pump unit (indoor installation)
• Ground loop collector (buried pipes)
• Hydronic distribution system (underfloor heating)
• Hydronic systems can be the main heating or you can use it with a hot water cylinder as backup or supplimental heating
• Smart control system with zoning capability

Maintenance Requirements

• Annual system check and fluid top-up
• 5-year refrigerant system service
• Ground loop requires no maintenance.
• Filter changes and basic monitoring only