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Can't speak for your dog walking route but, in general, GSHP's achieve a higher SCOP than ASHPs provided the coils are installed correctly in a sufficient land that receives solar irradiance.Deleted_User said:The only knowledge I have of ground source heat pumps in Scotland is in relation to some new build houses a few miles from our home - it's on the route of one of our dog walks.
They were built two years ago and all have ground heat source pumps. They're truly stunning houses - lovely architecture for new houses and good build quality. This is why I paid so much attention to them. Anyway, after the first winter almost every one of them had a shiny new woodburner chimney! So I'm assuming the ground heat source pumps aren't up to the job. It's not even that cold where we are - we're close to the coast so it never gets too hot or too cold here.- 10 x 400w LG Bifacial + 6 x 550W SHARP BiFacial + 2 x 570W SHARP Bifacial + 5kW SolarEdge Inverter + SolarEdge Optimizers. SE London.
- Triple aspect. (33% ENE.33% SSE. 34% WSW)
- Viessmann 200-W on Advanced Weather Comp. (The most efficient gas boiler sold)Feel free to DM me for help with any form of energy saving! Happy to help!0
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