Keep your cool
Ample cooling
Temperature control, whatever the weather
A heat pump can keep your home cool in summer and warm in winter. The right setup depends on your home and the heating you have now. We'll work out what suits you and find a vetted installer to fit it.
Sleep through the heat
Put the duvet back on and the fans back in the cupboard. Your bedroom stays at the temperature you prefer, even on the hottest nights.
Without the clutter
No portable unit rattling in the corner, no hose hanging out of the window. A slim wall unit cools the whole room while you get on with your day.
Year-round
The same outdoor unit heats your home in winter and cools it in summer. One system to look after, not two.
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Vetted installers
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Verified system designs
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Designed for your home, and you
Cooling works best when it's designed in from the start, not added later. We survey your home, look at your existing heating and recommend the right setup. We check that your system design is optimal before installation begins. Your vetted installer fits the system, and the install is certified through Ample. Add Ample Care and we'll monitor it, service it every year and handle repairs. We're with you from first call to feet-up.
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3°C cooler on hot days
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How do heat pumps cool a house?
A heat pump can run in reverse, taking heat out of your home and releasing it outside. How the cooling reaches your rooms depends on your setup.
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Heating and cooling
The same process and equiptment is used to transfer heat, from inside your home in summer, and from ourside in winter.
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Fan coil units
Wall units which draw air over a heat exchanger, either cooling or heating the air and circulating it into the room.
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Set it and forget it
Choose your temperature once. The system reads the weather and switches between heating and cooling by itself, all year round.
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Payment options
However you'd prefer to pay, there's a way that fits — and how much care you want wrapped in is part of the choice too. Pick what suits your budget and your preferences.
Cash Purchase
Buy Outright
Pay for your system as your project progresses, typically in two or three instalments.
Payment Plan
Interest-free Plan
Spread the cost of your system in equal payments over 12 months, interest-free, with nothing extra to pay. Subject to terms and status1.
Specialist Loan
Loan
Spread the cost of your system with a Loan from Tandem Bank, arranged by us2. Subject to terms and status3.
Finance, Grant and Care Details
¹ The Interest-free Plan is an unregulated 0% interest credit agreement with Ample, offered at our discretion. You repay the cost of your system in 12 equal monthly payments, with no interest or fees to pay. This agreement is not regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. Subject to status and terms.
² Loan is provided by Tandem Bank. Ample is a credit broker, not a lender, and works with one lender, Tandem Bank. Ample does not receive a fee or commission for arranging your loan, and arranging your loan through us does not change your interest rate or what you repay.
³ Loans are unsecured, subject to status and affordability, and Tandem Bank's lending criteria. We do not charge a fee to arrange your loan.
Ample Care is an optional maintenance and servicing plan, available to customers who buy a system from us. It is a separate agreement from the way you pay, and you can add it to any of the options above. Full terms, charges and cancellation rights are in your quote pack and your Ample Care agreement.
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Ready to go all electric?
Want to look at heating or a battery too? We can quote them alongside your cooling, in one pack.
Frequently asked questions
We've heard every question going — here are the ones that come up most.
The outdoor unit works the same way in summer as it does in winter. Indoors, fan coil units use a fan to move cool air, and the level you set decides how much you hear. On lower settings, most people barely notice it.
It's possible, but not recommended. Radiators aren’t designed to cool and can easily cause issues due to condensation. Cooling reaches your rooms through fan coil units or, in some homes, underfloor systems. Your survey shows which rooms can be cooled and what’s fitted in each one.
Sometimes. It depends on whether your heat pump can run in reverse and what’s fitted in your rooms. Many older systems can’t. It’s simplest to plan cooling from the start, so it’s designed in at install rather than added later.
On the right system, yes. Some heat pumps can run in reverse to cool your home in summer as well as heat it in winter — but it needs to be a cooling-capable system, set up for it when it's installed rather than added later. If keeping cool in summer matters to you, tell us early and we'll factor it into your system design.
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