Ecodan Hot Water Heat Pump for Potable Hot Water
Wellington
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Mitsubishi Electric Ecodan Hot Water Heat Pumps are the dependable solution for year-round efficient hot water when you need it most. These systems will especially be appreciated during the winter months when taking longer, warmer showers as a reprieve from the cold is typical!
Ecodan Hot Water Heat Pumps for hot water heating can be retrofitted into an existing home, making them ideal for renovation projects.
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- Ecodan Hot Water Heat Pump for Potable Hot Water
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Mitsubishi Electric Ecodan Hot Water Heat Pumps are the dependable solution for year-round efficient hot water when you need it most.
These systems will especially be appreciated during the winter months when taking longer, warmer showers as a reprieve from the cold is typical!
Ecodan Hot Water Heat Pumps for hot water heating can be retrofitted into an existing home, making them ideal for renovation projects.
- Key Features
The more environmentally friendly, energy-efficient alternative to traditional gas and electric water heating
- On average, domestic hot water heating accounts for 28%* of the energy bill in New Zealand homes.
- An Ecodan Heat Pump System can help reduce your heating and hot water bill when compared to gas and direct electric systems.
* Based on BRANZ study report SR221, 2010, verified by EECA.
Reliable hot water all year round – even in low temperatures with Zubadan Technology
- Specifically designed with New Zealand conditions in mind, Zubadan guarantees its performance right down to -15°C so you have efficient hot water on the coldest winter days.
Fast heat-up times for ultimate comfort when you need it most
- Ecodan uses inverter compressor technology in the heat pump to provide the right amount of warmth for your home.
- Features fast heat-up times from 15°C – 55°C in one hour for a three-bedroom house or 30 minutes to heat only half the tank (100 litres).
Built-in smart energy monitoring for simple control
- On-screen power usage information means you have the visibility and freedom to efficiently manage your overall hot water power consumption.
- The daily and weekly timers let you take advantage of off-peak tariffs and save even more on your power bills.
Quiet outdoor operation that won’t disturb your neighbours
- With an ultra-quiet outdoor unit homeowners can now choose the most convenient location for their Ecodan.
- This allows improved flexibility in the location of the air source heat pump making it ideal for areas that are particularly sensitive to outdoor noise.
Works with all types of water, no matter where you are
- Ecodan incorporates advanced Scale Trap Technology to minimise scale build-up, ensuring the system will always be working at its best.
Add value to your home with a hot water heat pump
- Retrofitting a hot water heat pump system as part of your renovation project is an investment that not only will pay off instantly with lower electricity bills but is sure to make a real impression with potential homebuyers in the future.
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Ecodan Hot Water Heat Pump for Potable Hot Water
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