The All-Electric Heat Pump
Direct Quote and Advice for an All-Electric Heat Pump for Your Specific Home
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Calculate your savings with a heat pump
-/- What type of home do you live in?
-/- How many people are in your household?
-/- What type of heating system does your home have?
Ground floor:
Upper floor:
-/- What is your annual gas consumption?
You can find your gas usage on the most recent annual statement from your energy supplier.
Estimate is based on your type of home.
-/- What is your annual electricity usage?
You can find your electricity usage on your most recent annual bill from your energy provider.
Estimate is based on the number of people in your household.
Do you currently have solar panels?
-/- How many solar panels do you already have?
Our calculator assumes -- Wp panels with an effective capacity of --%.
-/- What type of heat pump are you looking for?
More information about the different types of heat pumps we offer can be found here.
-/- How many additional solar panels would you like to purchase?
Based on your current usage, we recommend adding -- more solar panels.
-/- Receive advice now
Check if this heat pump is suitable for your home.
A conversation is always completely non-binding.
Summary
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Choosing to go completely gas-free offers numerous benefits
Never use gas again and still enjoy a comfortably warm home
Also for hot water
An all-electric heat pump provides warmth for your sink, shower, or bath.
Low temperature for optimal efficiency
DLE offers heat pumps that efficiently heat with a supply temperature of 35 degrees.
DLE also offers high-temperature variants
With a supply temperature of up to 70 degrees, almost all homes can be adapted for a heat pump.
No more gas bills
The truly sustainable choice
With an all-electric heat pump, there’s no need for a gas boiler anymore. The heat pump heats the home and provides hot water.
For a fully electric heat pump, your home must be well insulated. Good to very good insulation includes insulated floors, cavity walls, and roofs, along with HR++ glass windows. If all of these are in place, your home is ready to start saving with a full electric heat pump.
Deafeningly quiet
DLE offers the quietest heat pumps on the market
Since April 1, 2021, the Building Decree has imposed noise requirements on externally located installations for heat or cold generation. Heat pumps must not exceed 45 dB during the day and 40 dB at night.
Theory is important, but it’s all about practice
It’s important to note that this (theoretical) calculation doesn’t always apply exactly in practice, as environmental factors also play a role. For example, if the heat pump is placed close to a facade, the facade may sometimes reflect sound towards neighbors.
Curious about which heat pump is the best fit?
One of our heat pump specialists can review all options and calculate the ideal heat pump capacity for your needs.
