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Small in size, big on performance. The new Clade Cedar is a compact 40kW R290 commercial heat pump designed for heating and hot water applications. Its modular design provides flexibility for a wide range of commercial projects, with up to seven units able to operate in cascade to deliver up to 280kW and high-temperature water up to 80°C.
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FAQ's About Commercial Air Source Heat pumps
Yes, they are a highly energy-efficient and cost-effective solution for heating and cooling. They are ideal for a wide range of commercial applications, from offices and retail spaces to industrial facilities.
The cost of a commercial heat pump depends on several factors, including the size of the building, the required capacity, and the type of system. For a tailored quote, contact our team to assess your needs and determine the most suitable solution.
Heat pumps offer a sustainable way to meet the UK’s net-zero carbon targets. With government regulations increasingly favouring renewable technologies, heat pumps provide an excellent opportunity to reduce carbon emissions, cut energy costs, and future-proof your business against environmental compliance requirements. They are especially impactful in reducing emissions from space and water heating, which account for a significant proportion of energy use in commercial buildings.
A commercial heat pump is designed to handle the higher heating and cooling demands of large buildings, such as offices, factories, or retail spaces. While they work similarly to domestic heat pumps, commercial units have greater capacity, durability, and efficiency to support large-scale operations.
Commercial heat pumps offer higher output, are more robust, and include advanced features to handle complex systems and larger spaces, unlike domestic models designed for single households.
Yes, modern heat pumps are designed to operate efficiently even in cold weather. Air source heat pumps, for instance, can perform in temperatures as low as -25°C, making them well-suited to the UK climate. Their reliability ensures year-round performance.
Energy Efficiency: Reduce operational costs by using renewable energy sources.
Sustainability: Significantly lower your carbon footprint and meet sustainability goals.
Compliance: Stay ahead of UK government requirements for renewable heating solutions in new builds and refurbishments.
Future-Proofing: Protect your business from rising energy costs and stricter environmental regulations.
Yes, heat pumps can often be retrofitted into existing systems with minimal disruption. Our team of experts will assess your building to design a solution that integrates seamlessly with your current setup.
With proper maintenance, a high-quality commercial heat pump can last 15–20 years or more. Regular servicing is key to ensuring optimal performance and longevity.
Yes, many commercial heat pumps are designed to provide both heating and cooling. They offer an all-in-one solution for maintaining comfortable indoor temperatures year-round.