Learn how to install high quality, high efficiency Air Source Heat Pump systems with the UK’s leading specialist renewables training provider.
This Air Source Heat Pump Installation Course delivers the knowledge, skills and competency required to design, specify, install, commission and maintain domestic and small commercial air source heat pumps.
During the course, you will receive practical training, including work on:
You will also cover theory relating to health & safety, industry regulations and best-practice.
At the end of the three-days, candidates will undertake a practical, observed assignment and multiple-choice, open-book theory assessment.
On completion of this course, you will receive an LCL Awards Level 3 Certificate, which is recognised by the Microgeneration Certification Scheme (MCS).
Candidates on this course must hold a valid WRAS Water Regulations qualification in addition to one of the following:
To ensure full participation in the course, all required pre-requisite documents must be submitted and received no later than 7 (seven) calendar days prior to the course start date.
If you have any questions on the above pre-requisites, please contact the office on 01969 666111 to discuss further.
The course consists of 3 days in-centre training.
This Air Source Heat Pump Installation Course enables operatives to specify, survey, design and install domestic or small commercial heat pump systems, enlisting manufacturers support where required. Systems up to 16kW for air source heat pumps are covered, plus the following areas:
Air Source Heat Pumps (ASHPs) are the primary heating technology that will enable the UK to meet its decarbonisation targets, offering key business opportunities for heating installers now and in the future. The government has pledged to deliver 600,000 heat pumps a year by 2028, rising to 1.9 million by 2035.
An air source heat pump (ASHP) extracts heat from the outdoor air and transfers it indoors, warming water to provide central heating and hot water. Heat pumps use technology similar to that found in a refrigerator or air conditioner, essentially in reverse, compressing and expanding refrigerant to absorb and release heat energy.
Heat pumps are powered by electricity and are at least three times more efficient than a gas boiler. Some heat pumps can also be used for cooling, but these are not commonly found in UK homes.
Yes, air source heat pumps require regular servicing to maintain their efficiency and longevity. A typical service will include cleaning filters, inspecting refrigerant levels, checking electrical components and ensuring the system operates optimally. Servicing intervals may vary but are often recommended annually.
This course covers all hot water systems, replacing the previous LOGIC Certified Hot Water Course.
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This course covers the Water Regulations 1999 and is a necessary requirement for qualified plumbers minimum Level 2.
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