Ground source heat pumps have become increasingly popular in recent years across the UK and are being looked at as a renewable renewable heating system, especially designed to provide heating and/or domestic hot water to new builds and renovations for lower carbon emissions and energy costs
Geothermal ground source heat pumps are popular due to their lower carbon emissions, precise temperature control and running cost savings.
Ecoforest’s ecoGEO range of geothermal heat pump pumps are up to five times more efficient than traditional fossil fuel or electrically powered heating and domestic hot water systems.
A heat pump is an efficient and intelligent system. It obtains the energy of a natural environment to meet all needs: heating, cooling, domestic hot water and even swimming pool, with a yield of 500%.
Ecoforest’s high power range of ecoGEO ground source heat pumps have been designed to provide benefits such as energy saving, perfect comfort, easy control and superior service using a renewable source of energy that minimizes the CO2 emissions to the environment.
The temperature of the ground is stable throughout the year, the more the depth the more stable it is, and ecoGEO geothermal ground source heat pumps uses this temperature as a free source of a clean, renewable energy to produce heating in winter, cooling in summer and hot water throughout the year.
The intuitive User Interface allows quick and easy use with a simple touch and users can set schedules based on their lifestyles.
Daily or monthly monitoring of power consumption allows efficient energy management.
Control of the installation from anywhere through ecoSMART app – users can simply control heating system anytime from anywhere.
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