Adlår’s Dual Heat Pump system delivers superior efficiency by understanding the thermodynamic principles of heat pumps.
With our own install team and an optimised installation process Adlår can install better equipment at lower cost, giving you the most value for money.
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The heat pump fan needs to be situated at least 1m from your property boundary.
Other specific siting requirements exist for conservation areas and wall/roof mounting, but this is the main criteria.
You need space for our hot water cylinder and 2x 18L expansion vessels inside your property.
The only limiting factor of our system is the ventilation of our cylinder. We need to vent the cylinder externally or into a ‘dead’ space, like a loft.
Cylinders can be placed in any location throughout your home, but if the hot and cold feeds, and pressure release pipework isn’t in place this will need to be done before the install.
Our ASHP cylinders produce cold air as a by product. In the winter we remove the waste air externally or into a dead space above insulation, but in the summer we can redistribute this cold air into your rooms.
If you have existing solar, these can be smartly connected to our heat pumps. This turns your cylinder into a thermal battery, working 3.8x more efficiently than a Solar iBooster.
When you only need hot water, and not heating, your outdoor unit can be turned off, just at the time you are actually likely to be in your garden.
Our cylinders can be equipped with an electric anode, which balances the mineral content of your water by filtering out calcium, extraneous particles, chlorine and heavy metals. The result is an almost neutral pH.
Unlike most heat pump systems, and heating systems in general, you either have hot water or heating. With Adlår’s dual heat pump system you always have both.
