Fast zoned heating plus cooling, delivered directly to occupied spaces.
HEAT PUMPS
Choose the heat-pump architecture that suits the building.
“Heat pump” is not one product. Amcore compares air-to-air and air-to-water routes based on comfort, hot-water demand, existing emitters, zoning, heat loss and the practical realities of the site.
Air-to-air or air-to-water?
Both move heat using electricity, but they serve buildings differently. The correct answer depends on whether you need domestic hot water, how the building is zoned, and how much of the existing heating distribution you intend to retain.
Space heating and hot water through a wet system, subject to building suitability.
Some buildings benefit from different solutions in different zones or phases.
Capacity and emitter decisions should follow a proper understanding of building demand.
LOW-CARBON PATHWAY
Plan the whole system, not the outdoor unit.
Controls, flow temperatures, emitters, insulation, electrical capacity and user behaviour all affect performance. Solar and storage may also change how electricity is sourced and timed.
Heat-loss reviewEmitter assessmentHot-water demandElectrical capacityControls strategyNoise / sitingPhasingMaintenance access
Need heating and cooling?
Air-to-air may be the overlooked option—especially where zoning and summer comfort matter.
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