Why choose Dimplex?
With 75 years of advanced technologies experience, choosing Dimplex means partnering with a company that consistently strives for innovation, quality, and sustainability. As a part of the Glen Dimplex Group, Dimplex offers specialised expertise and a range of advanced heating technologies that reflect our commitment to shaping a low-carbon future.
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More affordable heating with new technologies
Our aims
Lead the way in renewable energy technologies and intelligent heating systems
Invest cutting-edge product development and adhering to stringent environmental standards
Support the global transition toward a greener, more energy-conscious future
Provide high-quality, user-friendly solutions that enhance comfort while reducing energy consumption and carbon footprints
Products
With the UK’s ongoing efforts to decarbonise heating, Dimplex electric heating solutions offer space heaters that are easy to install and offer great flexibility when it comes to meeting requirements for space, aesthetics, and compliance for a home or commercial building.
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Sectors
Our range of HVAC solutions aim to provide future proof technologies to building projects over various sectors. As part of our goal towards more sustainable and efficient buildings, we offer end to end support to ensure aesthetics and compliance needs are both met.
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Support
We strive to be customer-focused in our business. Our Help Centre is complete with expert product information and intuitive to your needs. Product manuals and troubleshooting guides provide insights when choosing solutions for your home.
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Training
Our expert trainers bring all the necessary equipment, offering flexibility and convenience to meet your specific needs. Let us equip you with the best in heating technology and provide unparalleled support every step of the way.
Making Heating More Affordable
Our highly experienced Applications Design team are available to provide support through our trusted supplier and installer network. The team carries out heat loss calculations to work the properties heat load, this helps to ensure your project achieves the required standard. All designs are bespoke to individual buildings and provide a useful summary list to help with budget.
Our Sustainability Journey
Sustainability plays a key role in the future of Dimplex. We aim to be the leaders in electric heating so that we can provide more people with affordable and environmentally friendly means to heating.
Updates to core Building Regulations hail the start of an energy transition
Last week saw the introduction of new Building Regulations for England with implications for heating, ventilation and hot water use in new and existing homes. This marks the start of an energy transition as we decarbonise our homes to meet future climate targets.
How to specify the right heat pump for your residential project: Project design and site constraints
This blog is focussed on the considerations around site constraints that should be considered by Mechanical and Electrical (M&E) consultants and other building professionals when specifying heat pumps for residential projects. It is taken from the white paper ‘A technical guide to the specification of heat pumps for single dwellings and multi-occupancy residential or mixed-use developments’ to give you a taste of just one of the many important areas that can influence specification choices covered in this comprehensive white paper.
How to specify the right heat pump for your residential project: Environmental and planning concerns
Heat pumps are being increasingly specified for residential projects to meet hot water and space heating demands. They provide a low carbon alternative to the use of fossil fuels as an energy source and can achieve compliance to Part L 2021, the latest building regulations update to the approved document covering the conservation of fuel and power. The government is proposing further changes to building regulations in 2025 in the form of the Future Homes Standard that will prohibit the use of fossil fuels for new residential buildings. Therefore, specifying heat pumps now will help to future proof specifications and minimise the need for retrofitting to meet further regulatory changes.