Worcester heat pumps make use of the energy from the sun which is absorbed by the earth. The energy below the surface is available to be extracted by the heat pump.

The heat pumps use the constant energy available in the ground with a refrigerant circuit to allow the temperatures to be boosted to a useful level for the provision of heating on hot water for the home.

The system is made up of an energy collector, generally a ground source heat pump, a hot water store and the heat delivery system of the property, preferably an underfloor heating or alternatively oversized radiators.

Worcester heat pumps are available in two versions. The System version has been designed for use with Worcester Greenstore cylinders for the production of hot water. A Combination model is available which includes a built-in store of 185 litres of hot water.

Worcester heat pumps are intended to be the sole source of heating and hot water production for the home giving the home owner the option of removing the existing heat source from the property and in most cases, making the heat pump the only source.




Tim Anders pictured with Neil Carter, Technical Sales Manager, of Worcester Bosch Group at the recent 'Complete Solution' event.