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Energy Saver - UniquenessesHigh power - 1 unit for an average size houseThe Energy Saver is rated 9.1 kW (there is an option for a 10.6 kW model). This makes it 60 % more powerful than comparable models.
The Energy Saver with these improvements and its high capacity is uniquely powerful enough to heat an average sized home with just one unit - other makes would need two to four units to do the same job. Costs normally double with a doubling of units.
Much more powerful at low temperaturesThe majority of air source heat pumps on the market have been designed for cooling or air conditioning purposes, and to be installed in climates much warmer than the UK.In such a location there would be little need to a) have an efficient heating capability, and b) design the unit so that it works at low temperatures. Therefore, non Energy Saver air source heat pumps are designed to provide heat only down to a few degrees below zero. The unit's electronic controls will shut down the unit to protect it when the temperature drops below -5º C. Further, the efficiency drops off very quickly once the temperature falls below + 7º C, with only 50 % of the total capacity at - 4 º C. With other words, non Energy Saver ASHPs do not provide sufficient heating when the heating is needed.
Low failure ratesIn Sweden, air source heat pump users normally claim on their household insurance if they have a fault. The insurance companies are keen to see that users buy the best unit to minimise insurance payouts, hence they publish detailed heat pump failure statistics. It is easy to see which units have the least amount of failuers with data currently going back to 1999 and with 700,000 units installed.
Low noise levelsThe Energy Saver has been engineered to be extremely quiet. We don't hear user complaints about noise once the unit is installed.
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