Hamworthy Heating, a technical expert in commercial heating and hot water products, has expanded its CIBSE-accredited Continuous Professional Development (CPD) portfolio with the launch of its latest module, titled ‘Considerations for air source heat pump selection, specification and system design’.
Designed for anyone involved in plant room design, the module is divided into four easy-to-digest segments and provides valuable information on selecting and sizing air source heat pumps (ASHP) for both new and existing commercial buildings.
Beginning with an introduction to the main driving forces behind air source heat pumps, the latest CPD from Hamworthy Heating discusses the various influencing factors to consider when specifying a heat pump. Designed to offer guidance, participants can learn more about the process of sizing air source heat pumps according to their design, load and intended use. Market drivers, such as best practices and government incentives, are also addressed.
Participants will gain an appreciation for the various considerations that need to be addressed when specifying and installing a heat pump, such as space and noise and positioning and mounting issues. Additionally, for installers or specifiers considering options, the latest CPD also explores other possible heating and hot water solutions, in hybrid heat pump systems.
Delivered in person or online, the new CPD seminar lasts for approximately one hour.
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