Air-to-air heat pumps deliver 3.5 kW of heat for every 1 kW of electricity — about a third the running cost of electric heaters, and in summer the same unit cools you to 22°C. 0% VAT until 2027.
A modern inverter heat pump delivers roughly 3.5x more heat than the electricity it uses — a third the cost of panel heaters, fan heaters or oil-filled radiators.
Government scheme applies to air-to-air heat pumps used for space heating in your home. We handle the paperwork.
Same unit heats the room in January and cools it in July. No separate cooling system needed.
Modern R32 systems keep 100% heating output down to about –7°C and still deliver useful heat at –15°C.
Most people think of air conditioning as summer-only. But the same LG inverter units we install are designed to run in reverse — pulling warmth from the outside air and blowing it into your room. That's why we call it warm air conditioning: one installation, year-round comfort.
A 2 kW panel heater costs about 60p per hour to run. A heat pump delivering the same warmth uses roughly 0.6 kW — about 18p per hour at current rates.
Wall-mounted units blow warm air evenly across the room. No cold corners, no waiting for radiators to warm up, no one blanket short.
Inverter control holds the room at 20–21°C automatically. It heats when needed, cools when needed, all from the same remote.
Rooms that are freezing in winter and boiling in summer are exactly what air-to-air heat pumps solve best.
Based on heating a typical 20 m² living room for one hour.
| Heating source | Approx. cost / hr | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Panel / fan heater | ~60p/hr | 1 kW in = 1 kW heat out |
| Oil-filled radiator | ~45p/hr | Slow to heat, easy to tip |
| Gas central heating | ~25p/hr per room | Whole house on, even if one room used |
| Air-to-air heat pump | ~18p/hr | 1 kW in = 3.5 kW heat out |
Figures are illustrative using typical domestic electricity/gas rates. Actual running costs depend on room size, insulation, outdoor temperature and usage patterns.