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Yes. The QE and QG are both suitable for residential developments, with each product designed for a different application. The QG is designed for shared low-temperature water loops, geothermal sources and ambient loops, while the QE is a decentralised system providing heating, cooling, hot water and ventilation for individual apartments.

A traditional heat network distributes hot water from central plant around the building. The QG works with an ambient loop that circulates low-temperature water, with heat pumps in each apartment or home upgrading that energy to provide heating, cooling and hot water where it is needed.

Yes. All Qvantum heat pumps can deliver heating and domestic hot water, and selected systems can also provide cooling. The QG can deliver passive, as well as active, cooling when connected to a borehole array, helping you design for year-round comfort across residential developments.

Ambient loop systems operate at lower temperatures than conventional heat networks, helping to reduce thermal losses across the network. They also offer greater flexibility for future energy sources and can support the long-term decarbonisation goals of residential developments.

Yes. Qvantum works with consultants, developers and project teams from early-stage feasibility through to detailed design. Support includes system selection, heat network design guidance, specification development and technical input throughout the project lifecycle.

Yes. Qvantum provides CPD presentations for MEP consultants, building services engineers and sustainability professionals. Topics include 5th generation heat networks, ambient loop design, residential decarbonisation and specification considerations for low-carbon housing.

Our team can support projects at any stage, from initial concepts and feasibility studies through to detailed design and delivery. Whether you’re assessing heat network options or developing a residential specification, our specialists can help identify the most suitable solution.