Split system heat pumps

The choice of an air-to-air heat pump indoor unit depends on your specific needs but it’s important to understand how the system works as a whole. There are different air-to-air heat pump systems (also known as air conditioners), each with its own unique characteristics. One of the most popular types used in homes is a split system, which is split into two units: one indoors and one outdoors. While heating, the outdoor unit extracts heat from the outside air and transfers it inside via the indoor unit, or reverse when cooling your home.

There are three types of air-to-air heat pump indoor units:

Wall mount units

Wall-mounted models come in different sizes and colour’s to match with your interior.

Floor-standing units

Floor-standing models are compact air-to-air heat pumps that fit perfectly under a window sill or in a room where the height is limited.

Concealed ceiling/wall units

Concealed ceiling units. If you don’t want a visible indoor unit, a concealed air-to-air heat pump can be installed in suspended ceilings or false walls.

An air-to-air heat pump (also known as an air conditioner) is typically composed of two units: The indoor and outdoor unit. These are usually called ‘split’ systems.

The split outdoor unit, mounted on an exterior wall or positioned in a garden or on a roof, is the part of an air-to-air heat pump that contains the compressor, propeller fan, circuit board and heat exchanger. The outdoor unit compresses the refrigerant that extracts or emits heat or cold in the room to or from its companion indoor unit.

Bartlett supply heat pump systems from all of the major manufacturers, such as Daikin, Mitsubishi, Fugitsu & Marstair.

A wall mount split system heat pump can be installed in your home from as little as £995-00 (dependent upon specific site requirements) for a free site survey and detailed quotation please contact your local Bartlett office or e mail – [email protected]