Heat Pump Frequently Asked Questions
Heat pumps come in various forms and types. In these FAQ’s we have tried to cover most of the Frequently asked questions we get here
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Key considerations include the size of the area you wish to heat or cool, the local climate, the number of windows, insulation in the walls and possible location options.
Correctly determining the equipment size for your space is critical and directly relates to how Much energy or heat the unit can produce.
An undersized unit will be ineffective in bringing a room to the desired temperature, while an oversized unit will turn off and on frequently, causing wear and tear.
To help, we can tailor a system suited to your needs and provide an obligation-free quote*.
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A typical back to back installation of a single split system, without any complications, takes approximately four hours. Meanwhile, installation on an internal wall can take up to one day.
Times can vary from project to project, depending on the complexities of the building, pipe runs or electrical requirements.
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Modern heat pumps are generally unobtrusive in style and size. Hi-walls are mounted close to the ceiling and some floor consoles can be recessed into walls. Cassettes and ducted split systems can be hidden in the ceiling.es here
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Good quality equipment, installed by qualified contractors, can have a life span of 10 to 15 years. Poor maintenance and environmental factors can cause premature failure. Regular inspection and maintenance will allow your system to operate normally for as long as possible. tion
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The average warranty period for a new heat pump in New Zealand is five years.
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No. The leading brands on the market have very reasonable noise levels. You will find most of the noise you are hearing inside your house is the sound of the air being forced out of the internal grills, similar to a circulation fan. You can control how fast the internal fan runs and thus its’ noise levels, by using the remote control.