Utilises variable-speed compressors to maintain precise temperature control whilst reducing energy consumption.
Achieves SEER ratings up to 8.5 and SCOP up to 5.2, exceeding European energy efficiency standards.
Features sound levels as low as 19 dBA in silent mode, making them amongst the quietest in their class.
Engineered to operate efficiently in temperatures ranging from -25°C to +46°C.
Compatible with the Daikin Online Controller and major smart home systems.
Reduces heating costs by up to 75% compared to traditional electric heating systems.
Utilises renewable energy, reducing CO2 emissions by up to 70%.
Provides both heating and cooling capabilities in a single system.
Typically lasts 15-20 years with proper maintenance.
Eligible for various UK government grants and incentives.
| Brand | Efficiency Rating | Price Range | Warranty | Smart Features |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Daikin | A+++ | £7,000-£13,000 | 5-7 years | Advanced |
| Mitsubishi | A++ | £6,500-£12,000 | 5 years | Advanced |
| Panasonic | A++ | £6,000-£11,000 | 5 years | Intermediate |
| Vaillant | A++ | £6,800-£12,500 | 7 years | Basic |
| Samsung | A++ | £5,500-£10,000 | 5 years | Advanced |
Typically, households save 30-75% on heating costs compared to traditional systems, depending on current heating method and property characteristics.
With proper maintenance, Daikin heat pumps typically last 15-20 years.
Yes, they operate efficiently down to -25°C, making them suitable for UK winters.
The Boiler Upgrade Scheme offers up to £7,500 towards installation costs.
Most installations fall under permitted development, but check local regulations.
Yes, it can fully replace your boiler for both heating and hot water needs.
Annual professional servicing and regular filter cleaning.
Indoor units operate from 19 dBA, comparable to a whisper.
Outdoor unit requires approximately 1m² with appropriate clearances.
Yes, they reduce CO2 emissions by up to 70% compared to traditional heating systems.
A qualified installer assesses your property's heating requirements and suitable unit locations.
Heat loss calculations determine optimal system size and configuration.
Installing mounting brackets and preparing pipework routes.
Mounting outdoor and indoor units, connecting refrigerant pipes.
Connecting to existing heating system and installing controls.
System pressure testing, configuration, and performance verification.