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Air to air bus grant installer anywhere

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My daughter owns a 55m2 ground floor flat that is currently heated by night storage and direction electric heaters. Installing a wet system and a heatpump would make little sense, for starters there are no heat pumps small enough for the heat loss and it would require major disruptions. 
so an alternative would be an air to air heatpump, aka multi split air conditioning system. 
Seeing as the bus grant has in 2026 been expanded to include this scenario with a £2500 grant I’ve been searching for any installers that are doing this but haven’t found any. 
for example Boxt don’t support the bus grant for air to water heat pumps, but not for air to air. And searching the mcs database returns no installers for e11, when applying the air to air installer filter. 
Has anybody heard of an installer claiming this grant?



   
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