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Heat Pump Fundamentals For Homeowners

Air Source Heat Pumps (ASHPs)

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Topic starter 13/07/2026 3:16 pm [#3096]

Months in the making. Finally live. I've built an online course specifically for heat pump homeowners... for the people who come here every day with questions about why their radiators feel lukewarm, why their bills seem high or why their installer told them everything is normal when it clearly isn't.

It's called Heat Pump Fundamentals For Homeowners and it covers everything from how a heat pump actually works, to heat loss, radiators, hot water cylinders, controls, weather compensation, troubleshooting and maintenance. Nine modules. Plain English throughout. No jargon, no manufacturer spin. The course if very basic, and covers the basics only for those that want a gentle intro into the world of air source heat pumps.

It's the course I wish existed when I started Renewable Heating Hub.

As a launch offer, you can get 50% off with the code INTRO50 at checkout. That brings it to under a tenner.

https://learn.renewableheatinghub.co.uk/fundamentals.html

Would love to know what you think. And if there are topics you feel are missing or that you'd like to see covered in more depth, reply below and I'm happy to extend it.

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