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The importance of upskilling in the era of heat pumps


As the UK continues its transition to more sustainable means of heating and cooling our homes and businesses, heat pumps remain the key player in this shift. With the resulting demand for competent heat pump installers, Martin Passingham, product and training manager from Daikin, explores the importance of upskilling and the opportunities this can bring


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he shift towards heat pump technology is reshaping the HVAC industry, emphasising the need for installers to upskill and adapt.


By investing in training and education, installers can position themselves as experts in this expanding field, contributing to the broader goals of sustainability and energy efficiency. As the demand for heat pump installations continues to grow, the role of skilled installers becomes increasingly pivotal, ensuring a seamless and effective transition to a greener future. There are plenty of similarities between installing a heat pump and the installation of traditional heating and cooling systems that makes upskilling straightforward. The main difference between heat pumps and traditional systems lies in the specifying of the products., Heat pumps require correct sizing, proper placement, and careful understanding of the homeowners requirements.


One of the primary benefits of heat pumps is their


remarkable energy efficiency. However, inadequate installation can lead to reduced efficiency and


increased energy consumption. Skilled installers can maximise the heat pump performance through proper installation that not only enhances energy efficiency but also translates into significant cost savings for end-users. Upskilled installers should be able to guide customers on system selection, placement, and maintenance, ensuring that they get the most out of their investment in a heat pump. What’s more, as the HVAC industry is subject


to evolving regulations and standards aimed at promoting energy efficiency and reducing greenhouse gas emissions, skilled installers play a pivotal role in ensuring that heat pump installations comply with these requirements. By staying updated on the latest regulations, installers can navigate the landscape of standards and certifications that are required, contributing to the industry’s commitment to sustainability. Companies like Daikin can play a pivotal role in this effort by keeping their installers up to date with any changes in regulation and offering continuous support and training. Similarly, as heat pump technology continues to


evolve, installers must keep pace with the latest innovations. From smart controls and monitoring systems to advancements in refrigerants, staying up to date is essential for providing top- notch installation services. Upskilling not only enables installers to embrace these technological advancements but positions them as industry leaders capable of delivering cutting-edge solutions to their customers.


Heat pumps are undoubtedly part of the low-


carbon future of heating and offer significant opportunities for businesses who have the knowledge and skills required to offer installation and maintenance services. Partnering with a manufacturer that has decades of experience in heat pump technologies and offers extensive training and installer support can help ensure a smooth transition to offering low-carbon heating solutions


26 February 2024


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