Energy efficient & economical.

A heat pump hot water system may be the solution for you if you want to save money on your hot water costs in Perth. Heat pumps, as opposed to standard hot water systems, employ renewable energy to heat the water, resulting in decreased energy usage and long-term cost benefits. Furthermore, heat pump hot water systems are more environmentally friendly than their counterpart, emitting fewer greenhouse gases. There are many options for heat pump hot water systems in Perth, so choosing the appropriate one for your needs is critical. When choosing a heat pump hot water system for your home, consider aspects such as size, capacity, and efficiency.

What is a Heat Pump Water Heater?

Heat pump water heaters are a source of renewable energy that do not require solar panels. Think of a Heat Pump as a reverse refrigerator - it absorbs warmth from the air outside the unit and draws it into the water within the unit. Heat pump technology makes efficient use of the heat in the surrounding air, even at temperatures as low as -7°C.

In fact the Enviroheat® system is so efficient that it can convert 1kW of electricity into over 4kW of heat.

The ENVIROHEAT® system is the perfect addition for your roof top solar system.

Whether you have already installed solar power or are considering it in the future, the clear choice to ensure a low energy home is ENVIROHEAT®.

Our advanced control system is equipped with an automatic timer that allows you to maximise solar power utilisation. A second timer allows for an early morning boost to ensure you never run out of hot water.

Why upgrade to a Heat Pump Hot Water System?

It offers the best performance of any system in its class with up to a massive 71% saving in energy when compared to a conventional water heater. Hot water accounts for 25% of your household energy bill, however, with a Heat Pump this percentage will be drastically reduced. Despite still using electricity to operate, they are three times more efficient than a conventional water heater - saving money, saving energy & reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

Hot Water Systems generally have a lifespan of 8-12 years, and it can be hard to tell when to replace it. On average your household may use 450L (more or less) of hot water a day through the use of hot showers, dishwashers, washing machines & washing hands. This make it one of your most essential home appliance, and if it were to break you will need to replace ASAP. Over time a hot water system will begin to deteriorate, resulting in internal parts needing to be replaced in order for the system to stay running.

Finally, a new hot water system will come with a new warranty, which means that any repairs required during the warranty period can be carried out at no additional cost.