Ideal Logic Air Air Source Heat Pump Cost in Scotland

By PumpSwap EditorialLast reviewed 7 October 2026How we research

Price on quote. Ideal Logic Air does not publish an installed price and no credible third-party figure exists, so we show none. For scale, the median Boiler Upgrade Scheme install cost £12,908 before the grant (DESNZ Boiler Upgrade Scheme median, April to June 2026).

Home Energy Scotland grant (up to £7,500; £9,000 in rural and island areas).

Ideal Heating is a Hull-based boiler maker, owned by France's Groupe Atlantic, that builds its Logic Air monobloc heat pumps in Hull. The Logic Air uses R32 refrigerant, comes in 4, 5, 8 and 10 kW sizes and is Quiet Mark certified. Ideal also sells the newer HP290 monobloc range, which uses R290.

Ideal Logic Air models and running costs in Scotland

Running costs for 10,000 kWh of heat a year at 26.11p per kWh (Ofgem price cap for Southern Scotland, 1 October to 31 December 2026), at a 45°C design flow temperature: the midpoint of each model's MCS-certified 35°C and 55°C SCOPs.

ModelSizeSCOP 35°C / 55°CInstalled, before grantRunning cost a year
Logic Air 8kW
typical 3-bed semi. 8.2 kW at A7/W35 (Ideal spec); 8.19 kW at -2°C outdoor
8 kW5.09 / 3.63Price on quote£600
Logic Air 10kW
larger 3-4 bed homes. 10.3 kW at A7/W35 (Ideal spec); 9.9 kW at -2°C outdoor
10 kW4.57 / 3.65Price on quote£635

Pros

  • Built in Hull by a UK-headquartered heating manufacturer
  • Quiet Mark certified
  • Up to 7-year parts and labour warranty when registered within 30 days and serviced annually
  • Designed to pair with Ideal's pre-plumbed heat pump cylinders and Halo controls
  • 8 kW and 10 kW share one outdoor unit size: 1,008 x 1,095 x 518 mm, 110 kg

Cons

  • Uses R32 refrigerant rather than R290 (Ideal's R290 option is the separate HP290 range)
  • 55 dB(A) declared sound power, higher than the Panasonic, NIBE and LG models here (49 to 54 dB(A))
  • MCS directory SCOP for the 10 kW (4.57 at 35°C) is well below Ideal's published 5.19
  • Maximum flow temperature and standard warranty term are not published
  • No published installed price

Best for: Households who want a UK-built heat pump from a familiar boiler brand, installed through Ideal's installer network. Warranty: Not published.

What Scotland means for your heat pump

  • Climate. January averages 5.5°C by day and 0.3°C at night, with 72 days of air frost a year (Met Office 1991-2020; UK 1.2°C and 53 days). The heat loss survey sizes the unit for your local design temperature.
  • Gas grid. 20% of homes here are off the gas grid (2024 estimate; Great Britain 16%).
  • Grant. Home Energy Scotland grant (up to £7,500; £9,000 in rural and island areas).

Full detail for the region, including planning rules and running costs against gas: air source heat pump cost in Scotland.

Ideal Logic Air prices in towns across Scotland

Other brands in Scotland

Ideal Logic Air in other regions: London, South East England, South West England, East of England, East Midlands, West Midlands, Yorkshire and the Humber, North West England, North East England, Wales, Northern Ireland.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a Ideal Logic Air heat pump cost in Scotland?

Ideal Logic Air does not publish an installed price and no credible third-party figure exists, so we show none. For scale, the median Boiler Upgrade Scheme install cost £12,908 before the grant (DESNZ Boiler Upgrade Scheme median, April to June 2026). In Scotland a £7,500 grant comes off whatever your installer quotes.

Can I get the grant on a Ideal Logic Air heat pump in Scotland?

Yes, if your home qualifies: the Home Energy Scotland grant is not tied to a brand. Apply and get approval before the work starts.

What would a Ideal Logic Air heat pump cost to run in Scotland?

Roughly £600 a year for the Logic Air 8kW to deliver 10,000 kWh of heat at 26.11p per kWh (Ofgem price cap for Southern Scotland, 1 October to 31 December 2026). That assumes a 45°C design flow temperature, estimated from its MCS-certified SCOPs of 5.09 at 35°C and 3.63 at 55°C. A lower flow temperature, with bigger radiators or underfloor heating, costs less to run.

Who installs Ideal Logic Air heat pumps in Scotland?

MCS-certified installers across Scotland fit Ideal Logic Air. Ask for a heat loss survey and compare two or three quotes on the same basis: unit size, cylinder, radiator changes and warranty.

Heat pump guides for Scotland

Prices, models, efficiency and warranties are indicative and change; confirm with your MCS-certified installer. Climate: Met Office 1991-2020 averages. Energy prices: Ofgem price cap for Southern Scotland, 1 October to 31 December 2026.

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