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FREE HEAT PUMP HOT WATER SYSTEMS

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Free Heat pump hot water systems utilize a refrigeration cycle to draw heat from the air in their surroundings. They channel this heat to a heat exchanger, which then warms water in an insulated storage cylinder. As a result, they usually consume 60 to 75% less electricity than conventional electric hot water systems since the electricity is employed to power the heat pump rather than directly heating the water with an element. These systems are analogous to reverse-cycle air conditioners that heat water instead of the air in your home when operated in heating mode.

Benefits Of Heat Pump Hot Water

• By opting for a heat pump, you can expect to see a significant reduction in your hot water expenses, resulting in considerable savings.

• The efficiency of these pumps is noteworthy, as they generate three to five times more renewable energy compared to an electric hot water system.

• Moreover, heat pumps are environmentally friendly, producing significantly fewer greenhouse gas emissions than other heating methods.

• Another advantage is that you don't need any roof space or panels to install them. The installation process is simple and requires the same inputs and connections as an electric hot water system.

WHY IT IS FREE?

Due to the Victorian Government’s various initiatives, like the Victorian Energy Upgrade Program (VEU) and the Small Scale Renewable Energy Scheme; all eligible Victorian residential and commercial properties can enjoy free hot water system upgrades.

Types Of Heat Pump Water Heaters

Types of Installation:

 Air source heat pumps

 Ground source heat pumps

 Absorption heat pumps

Deciding Factors:

 Required Storage Capacity

 Methods of Heating Water

 Insulation of Pipework

Types of Hot Water Supply System

Localised

Instantaneous single points

Direct

Centralised

Others

Storage type single points

Electric water heating Gas storage heaters

Boiler-cylinder system

Instantaneous system

The multi-port

Indirect With expansion vessel Vented storage

Solar heating

The waterjacketed tube heater The combined primary storage unit

Unvented storage

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