Air Source Heat Pump Systems (Non-Refrigerant Circuits)
Air Source Heat Pump Systems (Non-Refrigerant Circuits)
Duration: 3 Days
Qualification
Qualification
LCL Awards Level 3 Award | Evergreen Qualification (No Expiery)
Pre-requisites
Pre-requisites
Recognised qualification in Plumbing, Heating, or Electricals OR 2 years auditable experience, PLUS Water Regulations
As the UK moves away from fossil fuels, the demand for Air Source Heat Pumps is skyrocketing. This LCL Awards Level 3 qualification empowers you to complete the preparatory work, installation, and commissioning of ASHP systems. This is an "Evergreen" qualification, meaning once you have it, it never expires, making it a permanent and invaluable asset to your professional toolkit.
Your place can be revoked if proof of pre-requisite qualifications when requested.
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Course Overview
Delivered through centre-based guided learning, this course focuses on the hydraulic and mechanical aspects of heat pump installation.
Modules Covered:
Preparatory Work: How to complete the necessary site preparation for an ASHP installation.
Hydraulic Circuits: Requirements for connecting heat pumps to hydraulic emitter circuits.
Installation: Physical installation of heat pump units (non-refrigeration units).
Testing & Commissioning: How to test and commission a full system.
Maintenance: Routine service and maintenance of the non-refrigerant circuits.
Assessment is conducted through online theory exams and a practical assessment.
Course FAQs
Yes, if you are registered with a competent person’s scheme such as Gas Safe, NICEIC, or NAPIT, grant funding is often available that can provide this course free of charge (England Only). This is a fantastic opportunity to upskill your business without the upfront cost. Get in-touch for more info.
Because ASHP systems integrate directly with a property's water and heating circuits, a valid Water Regulations qualification is a mandatory pre-requisite. If you don't have it yet, you can book our one day Water Regulations course to get started.
This specific qualification focuses on the installation and maintenance of non-refrigerant (hydraulic) circuits. If you wish to handle the F-Gases within the units, you would also need to complete our F-Gas Category 1 or 2 course.
Available Dates:
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July 13 2026