Products
Air Source Heat Pumps
With a growing focus on sustainability, carbon reduction, and reducing environmental impact, incorporating renewable energy sources like an air to water air source heat pump, into a home's heating design is important and can help to future-proof the home.
The Grant inverter drive air to water air source heat pump range is available in outputs of 6kW, 10kW, 13kW & 17kW.
The air source heat pump range achieves high SCOP’s and is sustainable at low temperatures. Our range is amongst the most efficient air to water heat pumps in Ireland and is easy to install with its compact size, has an ERP of A+++ and uses R32 refrigerant.
The Grant Aerona heat pump offers cleaner, more environmentally friendly performance and can lower a property’s overall carbon footprint, whilst helping to achieve required building standards.
The Grant Aerona³ R32 13kW and 17kW models have also been recognised by Quiet Mark for their quiet operation. Quiet Mark is the international award programme validating and awarding low-noise, high-performance technologies, helping to deliver solutions to overcome noise pollution throughout the world.
Grant Aerona R290 Air Source Heat Pump
- Available in outputs of 4kW - 16kW
- Uses the energy efficient R290 refrigerant gas
- Stylish design with modern colourway and finish
Grant Aerona³ R32 Air Source Heat Pump Range | Grant Ireland
- The R32 range are available in 6kW, 10kW, 13kW and 17kW
- 5 year guarantee
- Helps achieve renewable energy targets
Grant Aerona Smart Controller
- Touchscreen display housed in a stylish black casing
- Set up heating schedules with ease
- Stay in control even when you are away from home
Grant Aerona³ Range of Heat Pump Accessories | Grant Ireland
- Available individually or as part of a pack.
- Compatible with all our Grant Aerona³ models
Grant Multiple Package Heating Solutions | Grant Ireland
- By installing an air source heat pump, high perormance cylinder and effective heat emmitters such as aluminium radiators, fan convectors or underfloor heating a home's heating system can be taken into a new class of efficiency.