Low-Temperature Radiators: Designed for Performance

Choosing the Right Radiators for Your Heat Pump: A Smart Investment for Comfort and Efficiency

When upgrading to a heat pump, selecting the appropriate radiators is essential to ensure optimal performance, energy efficiency and long-term comfort.  Heat pumps operate differently from traditional gas boilers, and your home’s heating system should be adapted to suit these changes. 

Why Do Heat Pumps Need Specific Radiators?

Heat pumps work at lower temperatures compared to gas boilers, making it crucial that the radiators installed have a larger surface area. These specialised radiators help to evenly distribute heat, ensuring rooms reach the desired temperature efficiently.

Low Temperature Radiators

Advantages of Heat Pump-Compatible Radiators

Improved Efficiency

Optimised for low-flow temperatures, reducing energy consumption.

Even Heat Distribution

Larger surface area ensures consistent warmth throughout the room.

Reduced Energy Costs

Enhanced performance means your heat pump works less to maintain comfort.

Future-Proofing Your Home

Modern radiators increase the longevity of your heating system.

Insulation - Important Information

Insulation is really important when installing a heat pump.  If your property is properly insulated, then the heat losses will be lower. If not, it will be costly and inefficient.  If the fabric of the building cannot be improved because it is listed/heritage, or budget constraints will not allow for it, then the radiators will have to be made larger to accommodate the loss in output due to the lower water temperatures.

Oversizing of the radiator can be mitigated by using a fan-assisted product; the forced convection via the pre-installed fan will offer an increased output size for size with that of a standard radiator. It does mean, however, that the radiator will need to be both plumbed and wired in.

FAQs Before You Start

Traditional radiators are designed for high-temperature systems, like gas boilers. Using them with a heat pump may result in inadequate heating, higher energy bills, and unnecessary strain on the system.

Investing in the right radiators for your heat pump not only improves comfort but also reduces energy consumption, leading to long-term savings and a smaller carbon footprint.

A professional assessment will be required to determine the best radiator size and type for each room, ensuring optimal performance and comfort tailored to your home. This assessment includes considerations of heat loss calculations, flow rates, and balancing the system to maintain consistent indoor temperatures. Proper design is crucial for maximising efficiency and comfort and this enhances comfort, reduces costs, and ensures your heating system operates at peak efficiency.

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DIFFERENT TYPES OF RADIATORS THAT WILL WORK WELL WITH YOUR HEAT PUMP

Decorative Radiators for Electric Operation

Electric radiators are not only impressive in functional terms but they are also an alternative for room extension where water pipes cannot be installed.

Fan-Assisted Decorative Radiators

Fan-assisted radiators are ideal for maximum efficiency, even where space is limited.  Fans can significantly increase the heat output of a radiator.  Quiet, integrated fans with heat exchangers ensure shorter heat-up phases and more power.  This results in greater comfort. 

Decorative Radiators with Large Surface Area

We also suppy higher, longer or deeper made to measure radiators.  Whether you’re looking for a panel, multi-column or other styles our radiators can be custom made for size and output.  We can also supply a range of double panel radiators which offer more surface area than standard single-panel radiators.  The result of using these radiators is that the room temperature is reached more quickly and evenly, resulting in great room comfort.

Double Layer Tubed Towel Radiators

With their innovative double-layer design, these radiators provide increased heat output and faster towel drying, making them ideal for spaces where warmth and convenience are essential.  When paired with low-temperature water systems, they ensure optimal comfort and functionality.

Supporting Heat Source

Additional heat sources provide an excellent opportunity to save energy costs and increase comfort in the bathroom, living and working areas.  This can be achieved by using an electric heating element with existing radiators in dual energy mode or by using a radiator with an integrated blower.

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