Renewable energy is becoming more commonly used in homes and businesses around the world for both environmental and cost reasons. The heat pumps Ireland residents choose need to be high quality and installed by experts.

NRM Heating and Plumbing are one of the few companies skilled in heat pumps in Ireland. We are RGI & SEAI registered gas installers and accredited Viessmann installers. Viessman produce high quality, efficient and quite air source heat pumps that can help reduce your carbon footprint while still effectively heating your home.

An air source heat pump works in a similar fashion to the principles employed by a refrigerator – but in reverse. A refrigerator will remove warm air and release it outside, while an air source heat pump will bring warm air into your home.

You might think that this sounds like it would only work if it is already warm outside, but with the application of technology, warm air can be generated when the temperature outside is -15C.

And of course, when it is warm outside, you can use the heat pump to cool your rooms too. Renewable energy solutions like heat pumps are becoming much more common in Irish homes, especially as a grant is available from SEAI to assist in the cost of installation if their home was built prior to 2011.

Renewable energy is becoming more commonly used in homes and businesses around the world for both environmental and cost reasons. The heat pumps Ireland residents choose need to be high quality and installed by experts.

NRM Heating and Plumbing are one of the few companies skilled in heat pumps in Ireland. We are RGI & SEAI registered gas installers and accredited Viessmann installers. Viessman produce high quality, efficient and quite air source heat pumps that can help reduce your carbon footprint while still effectively heating your home.

An air source heat pump works in a similar fashion to the principles employed by a refrigerator – but in reverse. A refrigerator will remove warm air and release it outside, while an air source heat pump will bring warm air into your home.

You might think that this sounds like it would only work if it is already warm outside, but with the application of technology, warm air can be generated when the temperature outside is -15C.

And of course, when it is warm outside, you can use the heat pump to cool your rooms too. Renewable energy solutions like heat pumps are becoming much more common in Irish homes, especially as a grant is available from SEAI to assist in the cost of installation if their home was built prior to 2011.