Introduction to Kensa Heat Pumps - Ground Source Heat Pumps

2022 Update: The RHI has been replaced by The Boiler Upgrade Scheme, a government-proposed scheme to deliver grants of up to £6,000 towards heat pump installations in UK households. The scheme, which was known as the Clean Heat Grant, is intended to replace the Domestic Renewable Heat Incentive (RHI) from April 2022 to March 2025. Learn more here: https://www.kensaheatpumps.com/fundin...

This video is part of a series aimed at educating installers of ground source heat pump systems, or those looking to branch into installing the technology.

Transcript:
Operating from the heart of Cornwall Kensa Heat Pumps is the UK's first manufacturer of a full range of ground source heat pumps but Kensa is much more than just another heat pump manufacturer. It works as a partner with many installers to deliver exceptionally well-designed systems which outperform the market.

The secret? - Combination of experience and expertise.

Established in 1999 Kensa has pioneered the adoption of heat pump technology in the UK expanding to the 22 acre former tin mines site in Mount Wellington in 2007 Kensa soon launched a new compact range of heat pumps which made installation easier quicker and cheaper to assist installers looking to branch into the hub technology.

Kensa launched its installer program in 2007 the program has now evolved to include interactive training tools including an e-learning course securing the UK's biggest single-phase order of ground source heat pumps in 2008. Kensas market position has grown and strengthened
significantly as the UK's only manufacturer of a full range of ground source heat pumps. In 2011 Kensa celebrated its 1,000th graduate of the Installer program.

The company prides itself on the quality of its sales and technical support. Its engineers offer industry-leading expertise evidenced by over two and a half thousand installations carrying the Kensa hallmark. Being a manufacturer there is an inevitable technical bias to the company's operations combining quality components, precision engineering, talented production staff and a state-of-the-art test facility.

Kensa's heat pumps are designed specifically for UK properties. Uniquely Kensa's business
model embraces and supports all competent installers regardless of whether they have an MCS accreditation. In accordance with its role as an MCS accredited installer, Kensa is intimate with every project providing a ground array design guidance on appropriate heat distribution and hot water systems and complete installation support, in most cases site work is performed by a local
installer with final commissioning being performed by Kensa to ensure the installation qualifies for all grants and awards.

The installers job is simplified by Kensa's ability to offer the widest range of products manufactured in Cornwall and designed specifically for integration into UK properties. Kensa's systems are compact durable easy to install and supplied with an exceptional warranty serving Europe and the United Kingdom. Kensa Heat Pumps produces heat pumps in single twin and high-temperature variants. All are available in single and three phase. For more information on our three product platforms please watch the second video in this series.

Kensa also supplies all the accessories including manifolds, slinkys, antifreeze, buffer tanks and, cylinders. With the government's fourth carbon budget projecting over two and a half million heat pump installations by 2025 the market urgently needs more installers. Kensa is ideally positioned to develop and support the nation's installer base. The quality of Kensa's products and support packages has been recognized with many prestigious awards, more importantly, Kensa frequently receives excellent reviews from its installation partners and their clients.

The company maintains a high profile and supports the industry through representation on the GSHPA Council the micropower Council and the MCS heat-pump Technical Working Group. The company enjoys strong links with the Department of Energy and Climate Change and has contributed significantly both to government policy and the new MCS MIS 3005 installer standard which reflects the design policies adopted by Kensa some ten years ago.

Plenty more information can be found on the company website or on other Kensa
videos. Kensa looks forward to working with you. https://www.kensaheatpumps.com/