Hot water,
using energy smarter.
Heat-pump hot water technology captures energy from the surrounding air and transfers it into stored water — designed for the modern electrified home.
Heat from the air.
Hot water for your home.
Instead of producing all its heat directly through an electric element, a heat-pump system uses a refrigeration cycle to move ambient heat into the water. This can reduce the electricity needed for hot-water heating compared with conventional electric-resistance storage systems.
Ambient air
Warmth from surrounding air is drawn in.
Heat pump
A refrigeration cycle moves the heat.
Heat transfer
Energy is transferred to the tank.
Hot water
Stored, ready for your household.
Efficient hot water
Uses ambient heat rather than direct electric resistance.
Programmable operation
Schedule around your household routines.
Complements solar
Where suitable, run during daytime generation.
Electrified home ready
Designed for the all-electric home of tomorrow.
A modern choice for hot water.
Heat pumps offer a smarter, more electricity-efficient way to produce hot water, particularly for households moving away from gas or replacing older electric-resistance systems.
Use more of your daytime solar.
Where the system and household setup allow, a heat pump can be scheduled to operate during periods of rooftop solar generation, increasing the amount of solar electricity used within the property.
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