Buying Guides

Our experts have put together the top things to consider for each of our product ranges. Helping you choose the best product for you and your family.

Our experts have put together the top things to consider for each of our product ranges. Helping you choose the best product for you and your family.

 

Sustainability

Sustainability plays a key role in the future of Dimplex. We believe it's our moral responsibility to do what we can for future generations.

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Sustainability plays a key role in the future of Dimplex. We believe it's our moral responsibility to do what we can for future generations.

 

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What is COP and EER?

The Coefficient of Performance (COP) and Energy Efficiency Ratio (EER) are measures of a heat pump or heating and cooling solution’s efficiency. They indicate a ratio of useful heating or cooling produced by the unit against the energy it consumes. For example, the COP of a heat pump that can provide 3kW of heat against the input of 1kW of electricity is 3. The EER that generates a cooling effect of 12BTU against the input of 1kW of electricity is 12.

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How do we maximise the potential of heat pump technology to help us achieve net-carbon objectives?

The roadmap to achieve the UK’s 2050 net-zero carbon target is still relatively unclear. This creates uncertainty about the implementation of low carbon solutions in the industry. The lack of direction in turn affects the ability to plan for future developments. Difficult specification choices, doubts over futureproofing strategies, and lack of preparedness for regulatory changes, are just some of the factors affecting heat pump specification in new developments and existing buildings in both residential and commercial sectors.

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Which technologies are the most viable to deliver the decarbonisation of heating?

To deliver the decarbonisation of heating, we should deploy a wide range of technologies that can help to eliminate the use of high carbon fossil fuels. Electric solutions, especially those that utilise renewable energy, offer a viable route to ensuring our homes are heated in a low carbon way. To successfully transfer to electrical infrastructures and make the necessary adjustments that bring us closer to achieving the UK’s 2050 net zero target, the industry will need a clear plan with achievable interim targets.

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