The Altherma 3 H HT heat pump from Daikin is now Quiet Mark certified, having passed rigorous acoustic assessments and laboratory tests. Several major components of the product have been enhanced to help minimise its sound output, including a double injection compressor and a single fan – even on large capacity units – which help to reduce the noise levels.
Iain Bevan, commercial manager, heating and renewables at Daikin UK, says:
“Lots of people are spending more time at home these days, so it’s no surprise that 62% of UK consumers would like a quieter home. And that’s why three quarters of people are more likely to buy an appliance that’s labelled ‘quiet’ over one that isn’t.
“This independent, credible certification from Quiet Mark gives installers another reason to recommend the Altherma 3 H HT, and should help more homeowners make confident decisions to go green.”
The Altherma high temperature air to water heat pump delivers heating, hot water and optional cooling.
Read the original article on the PHAM News website here.
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