How it works
GET HOT WATER WITH UP TO 70% LESS POWER
A hot water heat pump uses the heat already in the air to warm your water, rather than generating heat directly. This makes it a highly efficient and reliable solution for year-round hot water.
Below is a simple overview of how the process works from start to finish.
Extracts Heat from the Air
Even on chilly mornings, your hot water heat pump system can extract warmth from the outside air. Using advanced technology, it captures ambient heat and channels it into your home, so you always have hot water when you need it — even in winter.
Transfers Ambient Heat to Your Water
Unlike traditional systems that rely solely on gas or electric elements, heat pumps transfer the captured heat directly into your water cylinder. This means your water is warmed efficiently and consistently, while reducing your reliance on costly energy sources.
Up to 70% less energy consumption
By harnessing ambient heat, heat pumps use far less power than conventional hot water systems. That means lower bills, a smaller carbon footprint, and a reliable supply of hot water — all without compromising performance.
Already Have a New Cylinder?
If your existing hot water cylinder is still in good condition, there is often no need to replace it.
In many cases, we can install a split system heat pump that works alongside your current cylinder. The heat pump sits outside and does the heating, while your existing tank stores the hot water — giving you the efficiency benefits of a heat pump without a full system replacement.
For homes needing a complete upgrade, an integrated system combines the heat pump and cylinder into a single outdoor unit. We’ll help you decide which option makes the most sense for your setup.
Every home is different, so we assess what you already have and recommend the most practical, cost-effective solution.
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