Heat Pump Hot Water System- Save Energy

Heat Pump Hot Water System

Specifications

Condenser

Tank

Features

Tank capacity: 290 L

Provides ample hot water, ensuring reliable and consistent supply for everyday needs.

Eco Friendly R290 refrigerant

A natural and environmentally friendly option that reduces the system's carbon footprint.

Low operating noise

Designed to operate with minimal noise of only 47 dB for a peaceful environment.

Auto disinfection

Features an automatic cleaning function to prevent microbial growth and ensure system hygiene.

Temperature sensors

Advanced temperature sensors for precise control, ensuring supply at the perfect temperature.

Designed in Australia

Engineered with Australian needs and conditions in mind for durability and optimal performance

The Ecogenica C290 heat pump hot water systems are efficient and sustainable, providing reliable hot water supply regardless of the weather. With 7-year tank warranty and 5-year compressor warranty, Ecogenica heat pumps are a smart way to save on your hot water bills.

The piping hot water is stored in a vitreous enamel lined steel cylinder and in extreme situations the water at the top of the tank is also heated by the electric immersion heating unit. The upper thermostat controls the element activation and automatic safety controls are fitted to the water heater.

The temperature sensors and protective over temperature cutout ensure safe and highly energy efficient hot water production.

With fewer moving parts- no circulation pumps or troublesome heat exchangers- maintenance is required less often, making it more resilient compared to other heat pump water heaters.

Hear It From Our Clients

I am glad I chose Earthase for my hot water system upgrade. The installation was professional. Since the switch, my energy costs have significantly dropped.

Joseph L.Mabie

The installation team was extremely knowledgeable and they walked me through the entire process. My energy bills have reduced considerably, and the system is performing excellent.

Noah

Switching to LED lights is the best decision I made for my business. The installation was quick and smooth. I now have brighter lighting with reduced energy usage.

Lachlan Smith

I needed a new air conditioning system and the team from Earthase helped me choose the most efficient model. I appreciate their assistance with the rebate process.

Isla Taylor

LED lighting fixtures have significantly improved the lighting in our business and the energy savings are incredible. The staff made the entire process hassle-free.

Cooper Wilson

The heat pump hot water system has been an investment for my business. The government rebate made it affordable. The entire process from consultation to installation was smooth.

Ethan Bennett

Frequently Asked Questions

How do heat pump hot water systems work?

Heat pumps extract heat from the surrounding air and transfer it at a higher temperature using the refrigerant to heat water in the storage tank. To move the heat, heat pumps work like a refrigerator in reverse.

Is it worth getting a heat pump hot water system?

One of the key advantages of air source heat pumps is their energy efficiency. They typically consume 3 to 4 times less energy than a traditional element-based water tank and can also work in a range of climates.

How expensive is a heat pump?

The initial investment for a heat pump is higher with additional components required for the installation. However, from a long term perspective, they represent a leap in energy efficiency. VEU rebates make their adoption affordable and accessible.

How long will a heat pump hot water system last?

The life expectancy of a heat pump depends on several factors, such as the type of heat pump, location and the maintenance. They normally last an average of 15 years.

Are heat pumps noisy?

An air source heat pump will run at a decibel level of about 40 but on cold days when it needs to work harder to draw extra heat from the air, noise level can reach up to 60 dB, a similar noise range as a fridge or a gas boiler.

How much electricity does a heat pump water heater use?

Heat pump systems use less energy than an electric heater and produce three times more energy as output with every unit consumed. On an average, they use only 2 kWh per day compared to electric heaters that require 8 kWh per day.

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Heat Pump Hot Water System