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Product name - pump type - split or mono - output range - maxium SCOP - MCS accr edited - size (mm)
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K070-S1H – GSHP / Monobloc / 7kW / 4.72 / MCS accredited / 600 x 1145 x 575
K090-S1H – GSHP / Monobloc / 9kW / 4.64 / MCS accredited / 600 x 1145 x 575
K130-S1H – GSHP / Monobloc / 13kW / 4.4 / MCS accredited / 600 x 1145 x 575
K150-S3H – GSHP / Monobloc / 15kW / 4.47 / MCS accredited / 600 x 1145 x 575
K170-S1H – GSHP / Monobloc / 17kW / 4.06 / MCS accredited / 600 x 1145 x 575
C160-T1H – GSHP / Monobloc / 16kW / 3.99 / MCS accredited / 900 x 900 x 570
C200-T1H – GSHP / Monobloc / 20kW / 3.82 / MCS accredited / 900 x 900 x 570
C240-T1H – GSHP / Monobloc / 24kW / 3.87 / MCS accredited / 900 x 900 x 570
C300-T1H – GSHP / Monobloc / 30kW / 3.69 / MCS accredited / 900 x 900 x 570
S3-P0K – GSHP / Monobloc / 3kW / 3.68 / MCS accredited / 475 x 530 x 370
S6-P0K – GSHP / Monobloc / 6kW / 3.45 / MCS accredited / 605 x 560 x 565
M150-T1H – GSHP / Monobloc / 15kW / 4.14 / MCS accredited / 900 x 900 x 570
M210-T1H – GSHP / Monobloc / 21kW / 3.98 / MCS accredited / 900 x 900 x 570
H062-S1H – GSHP / Monobloc / 6.2kW / 3.72 / MCS accredited / 550 x 900 x 570
H070-S1H – GSHP / Monobloc / 7kW / 4.21 / MCS accredited / 550 x 900 x 570
CaseStudy
Five 19th century derelict stone barns on a Cotswold Farm were converted into luxury holiday lets eco-friendly and efficient ground source heat pump technology from Kensa.
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The heat pumps were linked to an innovative shared ground loop array system which enables each property to have independent low carbon, low cost heating, and provides the owners with a generous 20-year income from the Non-Domestic Renewable Heat Incentive (RHI). Old stone buildings can be very cold so great care was taken in balancing the requirement to preserve and show off the character of the buildings, with the desire to keep the occupants warm and cosy.
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The buildings heat demand was lowered by paying particular attention to airtightness and insulation, as
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well as installing MVHR, making it possible to heat via underfloor heating which suited the interior design in a luxury project like this.
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The planners were looking f for a low-carbon system, y, reducing the heat load opened the door
to low-carbon heating. Having looked into various approaches, opting for ground source heat pumps worked out as the best solution.
Each Kensa ground source heat pump upgrades heat energy from the ground to provide every holiday let with independently controllable heat and hot water
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H085-S1H – GSHP / Monobloc / 8.5kW / 3.85 / MCS accredited / 550 x 900 x 570
H124-T1H – GSHP / Monobloc / 12.4kW / 3.98 / MCS accredited / 900 x 900 x 570
H170-T1H – GSHP / Monobloc / 17kW / 4.03 / MCS accredited / 900 x 900 x 570
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Mission Statement •
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Supported by our suppliers, valued by our distribution and installation partners, respected by policy makers and appreciated by the end-user, Kensa will help create a greener planet.
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Kensa Heat Pumps is the UK’s No1 supplier and manufacturer of ground source heat pumps. We are the first and only dedicated ground source heat pump manufacturer in the UK.
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We manufacture innovative products designed and built in the UK, for the UK. Kensa is much more than just a heat pump manufacturer. We work as a partner with many installers, specifiers and housing providers to deliver exceptionally well-designed systems which out-perform the market.
Our engineers offer industry-leading expertise evidenced by thousands of installations carrying the Kensa hallmark.
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Country of origin: UK Founded in: 1999
Number of employees in the UK: 89
• We were the first to create a ground source heat pump small and quiet enough to be installed into flats and apartments in the Kensa Shoebox range.
Pioneering the development and adoption of ground source heat pumps:
• We were first to develop the largest single phase ground source heat pump available, perfect for large UK properties, the 24kW Twin.
Kensa now has the largest number of ENA ‘Connect & Notify’ approved ground source heat pump products in the UK enabling simpler, quicker and lower cost ground source heat pump installations.
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The available open space around the property was reserved f for potential further development so the for a spa
of 13 boreholes were drilled neatly under the path outside each property.
Linking individual ground source heat pumps to a communal ground array, acting as a shared energy source, removed the need for a central plant room. The owner commented that the comffor
ort levels
achieved in the barns are better than he had dared to hope:“I’m amazed by how warm they
are.The barns are far more comffor
ortable than my house. Maybe one day I’ll be able to move into one.”
The project f featured - 1 x 21kW Hybrid, 1 x 15kW Hybrid, 3 x 13kW Evo Kensa Heat Pumps and this conversion won‘Retrofit Project of theYear’ at the H&V News A
Year Awards 2019.
owners opted for a space saving borehole array. A total of 13 boreholes
er drilled neatly under thepathways
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