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Low Temperature Hot Water Heating Systems

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Courses Code
QD3GSLOW
Study method
Part Time
Cost*
£356
Location(s)
Rodbaston

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  • Is this course for you?

    The BPEC Low Temperature Hot Water Heating Systems qualification is recommended as a prerequisite for progressing to the BPEC Level 3 Award in Heat Pump Systems (Non-refrigerant Circuits) ETS-008.

    It should be noted that holding this qualification does not qualify an individual as a competent installer of low-temperature hot water and heating systems. However, it does certify the individual as competent in the design of such systems.

  • Required qualifications

    Learners should have a minimum NVQ Level 2/3 qualification in plumbing or conventional heating engineering, or a demonstrable number of years of relevant experience.

  • What skills will I develop?

    The qualification is aimed primarily at practicing plumbers and heating engineers who already have an understanding of the fundamental requirements of central heating systems and who wish to design and install energy efficient low temperature hot water heating systems that may use heat pumps as the heat source.

  • Careers

    While it is primarily intended as a recommended prerequisite for advancing to the BPEC Heat Pump qualifications, this course is also suitable for experienced professionals looking to enhance their skills in designing low-temperature domestic heating systems.

  • Is this course for you?

    The BPEC Low Temperature Hot Water Heating Systems qualification is recommended as a prerequisite for progressing to the BPEC Level 3 Award in Heat Pump Systems (Non-refrigerant Circuits) ETS-008.

    It should be noted that holding this qualification does not qualify an individual as a competent installer of low-temperature hot water and heating systems. However, it does certify the individual as competent in the design of such systems.

  • Required qualifications

    Learners should have a minimum NVQ Level 2/3 qualification in plumbing or conventional heating engineering, or a demonstrable number of years of relevant experience.

  • What skills will I develop?

    The qualification is aimed primarily at practicing plumbers and heating engineers who already have an understanding of the fundamental requirements of central heating systems and who wish to design and install energy efficient low temperature hot water heating systems that may use heat pumps as the heat source.

  • Careers

    While it is primarily intended as a recommended prerequisite for advancing to the BPEC Heat Pump qualifications, this course is also suitable for experienced professionals looking to enhance their skills in designing low-temperature domestic heating systems.

Testimonials

John Dunn - Gas Centre Manager

For those looking to move onto a heat pump programme or looking to upskill and develop their skills in the design of low temperature domestic heating systems, this programme is a handy introduction for those who wish to install and design energy efficient, low temperature hot water heating systems.

John Dunn

Gas Centre Manager

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  • BPEC Low Temperature Hot Water Heating Systems (NET0) (FC)

    Rodbaston College

    Start Date: 27th January 2025

    Code: QRD3GSLOW

    Cost: £356

    Part Time: 4 Days

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