For over four decades, Grant’s innovative heating technologies have become key features in many home heating systems across Ireland. As a result of the inclusivity of Grant’s heating technologies, builders and developers throughout the country rely on Grant to provide the most efficient heating solutions for new build projects of all sizes.
In addition to high efficiency, the manufacturer’s heating technologies are helping to reduce carbon emissions and achieve building energy compliance, whilst contributing towards a greener future
Whether a one-off dwelling or housing development, Grant’s technical specialists are working closely with those in the construction trade to ensure that the best suited heating solution is sized and specified for every new build project.
Barry Gorman, National Renewable Sales Manager outlines two of Grant’s most popular heating technologies, which when paired together enhance efficiency in new builds.
Uflex underfloor heating and screed.
GRANT AERONA3 AIR TO WATER, AIR SOURCE HEAT PUMP
In most cases, the Grant Aerona3 R32 air to water air source heat pump is the main heat source of choice for a new build property or development. With an ErP rating of A+++ and a SCOP of up to 5.4:1, the Aerona3 heat pump range is available in outputs of 6kW, 10kW, 13kW and 17kW.
Offering cleaner, more environmentally friendly performance, the Aerona3 heat pump ensures required compliance is met in line with Part L of the building regulations. The 13kW and 17kW models are also recognised for their quiet operation by the internationally acclaimed Quiet Mark.
The Aerona3 heat pump is easily installed and works seamlessly with other Grant heating technologies to create a fully integrated heating solution. This full solution can be designed by Grant’s technical specialists free of charge to ensure all technologies are correctly sized and specified to maximise efficiency. Grant also commissions each heat pump at no extra cost.
GRANT UFLEX UNDERFLOOR HEATING
Grant’s Uflex underfloor heating system continues to be the heat emitter of choice amongst those building modern, new homes, due to its suitability for a wide range of projects, from one-off new build projects and room extensions through to larger multiproperty developments.
The Grant Uflex underfloor heating system is a popular and versatile choice of heat emitter that works effectively with both high and low temperature systems, meaning it has the ability to work seamlessly alongside the Grant AeronaÑ R32 air to water air source heat pump. This has led to the two heating technologies becoming a popular duo within new build homes throughout Ireland.
The Uflex underfloor system can be fitted as part of the floor construction process, therefore causing no delays in construction, making this technology that bit more attractive to those working on new build homes
In recent years, Grant has largely transformed to a renewable heating company with its portfolio including ranges of air to water air source heat pumps, HVO biofuel ready condensing boilers, condensing wood pellet boilers, solar thermal panels, underfloor heating, hot water cylinders, aluminium radiators and smart controls
To avail of Grant’s Integrated Heating Solutions, send house plans to heatpump@grant.ie and for more information on Grant’s innovative heating technologies visit www.grant.ie
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