Panasonic takes to the Air with Radio Ad

20/02/2023


With rising energy costs and gas boilers to be banned in all new homes by 2025, before being phased out completely by 2033, heat pumps are currently hot news for homeowners looking to replace their heating and hot water systems.  Information on this popular renewable technology is in demand and so Panasonic has launched a radio campaign with Bauer Media and talkSPORT to give homeowners a simple way to learn more on how heat pumps can turn energy from outside into warmth inside.

Listen for the stand-out ads to hear from Panasonic over the next few months on the following radio stations or check out PanasonicHeating.com to find out more:

·       Absolute Radio

·       Jazz FM

·       Greatest Hits London

·       Scala

·       TalkSPORT

·       Fix Radio

Panasonic Aquarea air source heat pumps are a low carbon and energy efficient solution with an A+++ energy rating and SCOP of 5.12[1] on their latest model for heating and hot water.


The range is very reliable, quiet to operate, and highly energy efficient compared to oil fired boilers or electric heaters. Heat pumps can play a huge role in lower carbon emissions, plus when linked to the right smart controllers such as the Panasonic Smart Cloud, they can offer huge savings for domestic hot water and heating provision.

The latest Aquarea L range from Panasonic, uses the natural refrigerant R290 and ideal when renovating a home with existing radiators but also good for underfloor heating too. The system provides a water outlet temperature of up to 75oC with the outdoor unit able to operate in outside temperatures down to -25oC.

The units can be integrated and connected seamlessly with the Wi-Fi module in the indoor unit and energy usage easily monitored for cost saving measures and maintenance via the Panasonic Smart Cloud app that can be operated remotely via a smartphone or laptop.



For more information on Panasonic’s wide range of heating and cooling solutions, please visit www.panasonicheating.com.


[1] SCOP of 5.12 for the Aquarea L series