MCS accreditation for Panasonic heat pumps

05 October, 2011

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Panasonic’s Aquarea range of air-source heat pumps has gained accreditation under the Microgeneration Certification Scheme (MCS). The accreditation applies to all models of the standard Aquarea mono-bloc heat pump.

Installers and end users selecting MCS products over a unaccredited equivalent qualify for significant benefits. They can take advantage of incentives such as Feed-in Tariffs and support from schemes such as the Community Sustainability Energy Programme.

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