Benefits of Air Source Heat Pumps

The efficiency of an air source heat pump is measured by the Seasonal Coefficient of Performance (SCOP). This refers to the maximum efficiency with which the heat pump can run. Most air source heat pump manufacturers will rate their product as having a SCOP between 3.5 and 4.5, but in some cases, it can be as high as 5.5.

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The SCOP refers to how many kilowatts of heat 1 kilowatt of electricity can produce. An air source heat pump with a SCOP of 4 will produce 4 kilowatts of heat. By comparison a gas boiler running at optimum efficiency will have a SCOP of 1, meaning the heat pump will provide you with four times more heat for the same energy input. In reality a gas boiler rarely operates at a SCOP of 1 so the improvements created by switching are even greater.

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