This unit is securely mounted on the wall or sat on a solid, clear base on the ground. The outdoor unit is connected to the indoor components via insulated pipes.

The installer will calculate the heat load of your home, which determines the size and capacity of the heat pump required. The system design will include considerations for the heat pump, any supplementary heating, and how it will integrate with your existing heating system.

The installer will perform a series of tests to ensure everything is working correctly. This includes checking the refrigerant levels, electrical connections, and overall system performance. The heating system will be balanced to ensure even heat distribution across the home.

An initial assessment will be carried out by a professional installer. They will evaluate the size of the area, insulation quality, and existing heating systems.

The installer will ensure the property’s electrical system can handle the additional load of the heat pump. They will plan the layout of the necessary paperwork and ducting for the system. This may include fitting a new system or connecting them to an existing system.

If the system includes a hot water cylinder, it needs to be installed in a suitable location to the property. This unit will manage the heat distribution to the radiators, underfloor heating, or hot water system. A control system is also installed to regulate the temperature and operation of the heat pump.

The installer will provide guidance on how to operate and maintain the heat pump. This includes setting the temperature, scheduling heating times, and understanding the system's energy usage.

The installer will provide details about the warranty and any available support services.