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Qvantum appoints Fischer as UK distribution partner for heat pump systems

Qvantum appoints Fischer as UK distribution partner for heat pump systems

Qvantum Energy Technology has named Fischer as a key distribution partner to expand its heat pump presence in the UK market. Fischer is supplying multiple UK projects from its Leicester distribution centre, including both specified and installer-led schemes.

Initial deliveries include Qvantum’s QE exhaust air and QA monobloc heat pump systems, paired with thermal stores. Support for the QG ambient loop system is expected to be introduced later in the year.

Phil Ord, CEO at Qvantum Energy Technology, said: “We are delighted to be working with Fischer as one of our valued key distribution partners. Their technical expertise and experience in dealing with homeowners, developers and specifiers ensures that our customers will receive excellent support and service from project design through to handover.”

Fischer, based in London, manufactures electric heating systems and has supplied over 300,000 homes in the UK. The company focuses on smart, fully electric solutions designed to support energy transition.

Adam Clarke, Head of Operations, Fischer Commercial, said: “At Fischer, we’ve always believed in combining innovation with action — and our partnership with Qvantum reflects that ethos perfectly. Their groundbreaking electric heat pump technology complements our mission to provide cleaner, smarter heating solutions for UK homes.”

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