How to choose your heat pump

When renovating, it's always worth considering whether you should change your heating system and possibly your hot water system too. It might also be a good time to choose a device that offers better comfort in the summer. And to meet energy renovation requirements, in the context of inflation and decreasing purchasing power, picking an efficient device that helps save energy is an absolute must!

Between air-to-water (aerothermal) and water-to-water (geothermal) heat pumps—whether reversible or not—and considerations regarding power, sizing, and performance; how do you make sense of it all and choose the right unit? It’s helpful to have a basic understanding of the key criteria before consulting a professional for guidance.

When it comes to improving home comfort while reducing energy consumption, heat pumps have become an essential solution. But beyond the outdoor unit, the choice of the indoor unit plays a key role in how efficiently your system performs—and how well it fits into your daily life.

When it comes to improving home comfort while reducing energy consumption, heat pumps have become an essential solution. But beyond the outdoor unit, the choice of the indoor unit plays a key role in how efficiently your system performs—and how well it fits into your daily life.

When it comes to improving home comfort while reducing energy consumption, heat pumps have become an essential solution. But beyond the outdoor unit, the choice of the indoor unit plays a key role in how efficiently your system performs—and how well it fits into your daily life.