Heat pumps

Air-to-air heat pumps transfer energy from the outside air to your room, no matter what the temperature outside. The outdoor unit exchanges energy from the outdoor air. With the help of the refrigerant cycle, it releases the energy at a higher or lower temperature into your room through the indoor unit, depending on your heating or cooling needs.

Ground-source heat pumps extract energy from the ground, via either vertical pipes or horizontal collectors. The installation of ground-source heat pumps is more complex and comes at a higher cost than air-to-water heat pumps.

Hybrid heat pumps combine an air-to-water heat pump with a (gas) boiler and a smart control that switches between the two heat generators to ensure a balance between cost and ecological optimization.

Domestic hot water heat pumps use energy, from outside or inside the house, and provide hot water for your home. Domestic hot water heat pumps are often installed in combination with solar panels.

The most efficient option is always to use free energy. Solar thermal energy for domestic hot water production is mandatory in new buildings and can save up to 80% in energy costs. Daikin offers a range of solar thermal energy for single-family houses (drain-back system and pressurised system) that perfectly complements the Daikin Altherma aerothermal system and makes it a more efficient system.

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