Styne Net Zero can supply and install Air Source Heat Pumps for domestic and commercial uses.

How do air source heat pumps work?

An air source heat pump draws the air from the outside of the building, over a series of coils which contain refrigerant. The liquid in the refrigerant warms up and evaporates into a gas. Once that process is complete the heat pump compresses the gas and uses the heat it generated to heat the building and hot water.

Styne Net Zero have a team of installers that are FGAS and REFCOM qualified for both domestic and commercial installations. With this in mind, we offer a free visit and survey at your address to find out which heat pump is required. Installing an underpowered heat pump can result and the heat pump not working at its most efficient.
All heat pumps require an annual service to ensure they are running efficiently.

If you would like more information about installing a heat pump at your home or business, please contact us.

Styne Net Zero can offer low charge water cooled ammonia heat pumps for both hot and cooling purposes. Our heat pumps are also known as Recumatik

Working with temperature ranges between -45 °C to +90°C.

The Recumatik has two available hot water temperatures for heating and one for combined cooling where applicable.

Zudek heat pumps are all custom made and suitable for many industry sectors including, hospitals, supermarkets, offices, cold stores, food processing and pharmaceutical companies.

Our partnership with Zudek, world leaders in ammonia refrigeration, means we offer greener, cheaper and highly energy efficient cooling.

Characteristics:

• Temperature up to 90°C
• Very quiet noise levels > 65dBa
• Fossil fuel reduction
• Easy to install and transport
• Water heating at three temperature levels
• PED 97/23/CE certification and test according to ISO 9001:2008

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Pricing is based on the size of the system

• 0.5Kw - 10kW - £150 +VAT
• 10kW – 50kW - £ P.O.A
• 50kW – 250kW - £ P.O.A
• For systems over 250kW – Please contact us for a price.

*Pricing is based on customers located within Norfolk & Suffolk. For all other areas call us for more info.