UP TO 79% SAVINGS OFF YOUR HOT WATER HEATING

A hot water heat pump works by extracting heat from the surrounding air and transferring it to heat water. It operates using a refrigeration cycle, similar to an air conditioner or standard heat pump, making it much more energy-efficient than traditional electric or gas water heating.

A hot water heat pump can reduce energy consumption for water heating by up to 79%, leading to significant savings on power bills. Since hot water typically accounts for about 30% of a household’s electricity use, the cost savings can add up quickly.

Yes, modern hot water heat pumps are designed to operate efficiently in a wide range of temperatures, often as low as -10°C. Some models even include defrosting functions to ensure reliable performance in colder climates.

No, hot water heat pumps are generally quiet, with noise levels around 37dB, which is similar to a quiet conversation or a refrigerator running. This makes them a discreet and unobtrusive addition to any home.

The size depends on your household’s hot water usage. For a family of four, a 270-300L tank is typically recommended. However, various tank sizes are available to match different needs, ensuring you have enough hot water without excessive energy use.