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Do you know the lifespan of your heat pump?

 
Air Source Heat Pumps (ASHPs)
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Mars
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Topic starter 15/06/2024 10:48 pm   [#1587]

Our air source heat pump recently turned five, and it got me thinking about the typical lifespan of these units.

Do you have any idea how long your ASHP will last? Don’t Google it 😆

When you had your unit installed, did your installer provide specific estimates on its expected lifespan? Did they offer any advice on how to prolong its life through maintenance or other practices?

In our case, this never came up with any of our installers. I think there’ll be some really interesting answers here. 

 


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16/06/2024 11:16 am  

I have assumed that we should see 15 years of ‘active life’ from our Daikin - and with any luck, it should be working for another 5 years after that. I have not seen much written about lifespan but I gained my impression from general guidelines expressed by many others. We have an annual service contract - which is not cheap but does cover breakdowns and repairs as well. Regards, Toodles. (Should I go and ‘Google’ it now???)


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16/06/2024 11:41 am  

My installer opined that the "kit" was good for 15 to 20 years life, however he felt that technological improvements may render the current equipment obsolete before the end of life was reached,  where it may make financial sense to upgrade before it was beyond economic repair.  I shall continue my trust in Mitsubishi's service package!



   
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 HCas
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17/06/2024 6:25 pm  

@toodles Hi Toodles, a bit off topic but curious to learn how much you pay for the annual service contract? And is that with the installer or the heat pump manufacturer?


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17/06/2024 6:26 pm  

15 years is what I have heard as a guideline


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17/06/2024 6:32 pm  

@hcas It is with Daikin and amounts to £345 inc. VAT. (Not Cheap!) Toodles.


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18/06/2024 9:58 am  

The figure I've seen claimed is usually 20 years. 



   
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