Project Background
BHESCo are very excited to once again be partnering with our friends from Alistair Fleming Design to install a cutting-edge SunAmp heating system for their brand new showroom in Lewes.
In 2017 BHESCo teamed up with Alistair Fleming to design a low cost, low carbon heating solution for their large workshop facility which had previously relied on a wood burning system.
Alistair Fleming are now expanding their business by opening a brand new showroom on the Cliffe High Street and have comissioned BHESCo to design a low carbon heating system for the property.
Alistair Fleming High Street showroom
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- heating and hot water bright hove 6
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- heating and hot water bright hove 5
What energy efficiency and renewable energy technologies did BHESCo install in the shop?
As with all of our projects, BHESCo conducted an exhaustive survey of the property to identify the most efficient heat and power solution that would offer the best value for money.
This was especially challenging for this project as the new showroom is located in the heart of one of Lewes’s most famous conservation areas on Lewes High Street.
Following consultation with Alistair Fleming and with our projects partners at A Greener Alternative, BHESCo recommended installing modern energy efficienct radiators combined with a cutting edge 12kW thermal battery offered by SunAmp Thermal Energy Storage Solutions.
SunAmp Thermal Heating
The SunAmp system is made in Scotland and is a new super-compact electric heating technology that works especially well in combination with solar panels, which we hope to install on the property soon.
Heat can be stored in the thermal battery system and discharged through ordnary radiators as required.
The system can deliver highly responsive space heating with superb efficiency and has proven savings of up to 75% on utility bills.
SunAmp Heat Batteries help solve numerous problems by storing energy as heat and releasing it when and where it is needed. This is achieved at lower cost and higher efficiency than competing technologies (e.g. electrical batteries, hydrogen electrolysis or fuel cells) and is a totally new way of storing energy.
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2 Comments
Lyn Sands · 30/11/2020 at 13:17
It looks like the batteries are huge and will require a lot of space so not possible for smaller dwellings?
Dan Curtis · 01/12/2020 at 16:20
Hi Lyn, thanks for your question. The energy storage batteries that can be installed from the likes of Tesla, Powervault or Moixa are typically about 100cm x 75cm, so slightly larger than a boiler, or about the size of an electric immersion heater.