Our Technologies
Unique combination of green technologies
Task Heat Batteries
Task’s Heat Batteries use Phase Change Materials (PCM’s) to efficiently store heat for hot water systems or space heating. they can be charged by air source heat pumps, ground source heat pumps, boilers and solar photovoltaic’s. they can be retrofitted to existing hot water systems.
Air Source Heat Pumps
High Temperature Heat pumps are made up of an indoor and outdoor unit that can provide single and multi room controlled space heating designed for European climates and less insulated properties operating as low as -28C
Solar Photovoltaic
High performance robust and resilient glass-foil panels that have a 30 year warranty of performance and product quality with the highest long term energy yields. 100%PID protected, intensive hailstone resistant and salt mist resistant.
Intelligent Energy Control
Improve your business performance and drive your energy strategy forward through actionable, real-time energy intelligence from your devices and integrated utility meters. effective and holistically manage consumption, reduce power waste, improve operational efficiency, lower energy costs and create a comprehensive energy strategy.
Task Solar Thermal Hybrid
Energy for heating and cooling accounts for approximately 50% of global energy demand and 39% of carbon dioxide emissions. the vacuum tubes can deliver a peak performance efficiency of 80% converting 20% of the suns energy into electricity and 60% as heat.
EV Chargers
Providing Electrical Vehicle charging points ranging from 22/150Kw units powered by renewable energy generated on site by Solar PV, Wind and Battery Storage allowing less reliance grid energy to power the growing EV industry.
How does it work?
Analysis of the existing site and needs is undertaken along with gaining an understanding of future needs on the site. Data is interpreted and a proposal is developed using a combination of the relevant technologies (some of which are only available to Task in the UK). Proposal is presented and a provisional timescale arranged for the potential installation. The video explain how it works:
Mixture of technologies to reduce reliance on grid energy.
