With each passing year heat pumps are becoming more smaller, quieter and more efficient. Heat pumps are fast becoming the most popular and cost-effective heating solution in Blenheim Are you looking to upgrade your heat pump, or just wondering how much life is left in the heat pump you have? Here are some signs it might be time to buy a new heat pump.
Spot The Warning Signs Of A Worn Out Heat Pump
Most of the warning signs are fairly obvious. Does your heat pump take time to ‘warm up’ before actually turning on? Maybe it’s starting to emit weird noises and smells? Does it show lots of flashing lights without actually doing anything? Those are several of the tell-tale signs that your old heat pump is on the way out.
The general rule is if your heat pump is ten years or older, investing in a new heat pump is probably better. Although your old unit may work fine, they’re most of the time less efficient than the new ones. With increasing energy prices each year, you’ll save money by buying a new heat pump.
The general rule is if your heat pump is ten years or older, investing in a new heat pump is probably better. Although your old unit may work fine, they’re most of the time less efficient than the new ones. With increasing energy prices each year, you’ll save money by buying a new heat pump.
How To Choose A New Heat Pump
Now if you choose to buy a new heat pump, let’s consider some factors that will help you make the right decision.
Size – The heating capacity of your heat pump is based on the size of the room you want to heat. If the heat pump is larger in capacity than what’s needed for your room, it will cycle on and off too often that will prevent it from evenly cooling or heating a home. It it’s too small, of course you’ll have to expect higher power bills without properly heating your home.
Energy Efficiency – Each heat pump has energy efficiency ratings. The more stars, the more energy efficient. This will help give you an estimate of its running cost. Although, other efficiency factors come into play, this is still a good starting point.
Cost – Consider the first two factors and strike a balance with the price. We believe in providing customer centred solutions. That means the information we give will always have your best interests at heart. If we don’t think your heat pump needs replacing, we’ll tell you. To get the best professional advice, contact Heat Pumps NOW today for a free, in-home consultation and quote.
Size – The heating capacity of your heat pump is based on the size of the room you want to heat. If the heat pump is larger in capacity than what’s needed for your room, it will cycle on and off too often that will prevent it from evenly cooling or heating a home. It it’s too small, of course you’ll have to expect higher power bills without properly heating your home.
Energy Efficiency – Each heat pump has energy efficiency ratings. The more stars, the more energy efficient. This will help give you an estimate of its running cost. Although, other efficiency factors come into play, this is still a good starting point.
Cost – Consider the first two factors and strike a balance with the price. We believe in providing customer centred solutions. That means the information we give will always have your best interests at heart. If we don’t think your heat pump needs replacing, we’ll tell you. To get the best professional advice, contact Heat Pumps NOW today for a free, in-home consultation and quote.
Experience and Reputation Counts
Heat Pumps NOW is an accredited installer of Fujitsu and Mitsubishi Electric heat pumps. That means we have the technical skills and expertise to recommend the right heat pump for you and install it correctly, making sure you benefit from manufacturer warranties and our 1 year labour guarantee.
For free, customer centred advice before making a decision about your next heat pump, contact the local Blenheim team at Heat Pumps NOW on 03 928 4069 to learn more!
For free, customer centred advice before making a decision about your next heat pump, contact the local Blenheim team at Heat Pumps NOW on 03 928 4069 to learn more!
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