Reduce Your Energy Bills, Carbon Footprint, and Unwanted Noise with Quiet Mark Certified Heat Pumps
Rising energy bills are of increasing importance as prices are set to surge even further. Heat pumps offer an efficient solution as they generate about 3.5kWh of heat for every 1kWh of electricity used. That’s 350% efficiency! And although noise levels of heating products is a common concern, heat pumps are usually quieter than fossil fuel boilers. Depending on manufacturer and installation, a ground source heat pump may reach 42 decibels, and an air source heat pump may reach 40 to 60 decibels.
The feature mentions Quiet Mark certified models by manufacturers including Daikin, Grant, Vaillant, Warmflow and Worcester Bosch. (And we recently certified the new EHS Mono HT Quiet, by Samsung.)
All Quiet Mark certified heat pumps can be found here.
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