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Air to Water Heat Pumps

- In Australia, air to water heat pumps use heat pump technology to transfer heat from air to water for hydronic heating and hot water systems.
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Air to Water Heat Pumps

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When considering how to heat your home, you’ll be looking for the most efficient, economical way to keep warm during those cool winter months. With this in mind, ArchiPro has carefully selected a range of top-level heating options available in Australia. With a variety of products for both commercial and residential settings, you’ll find plenty of options to suit to meet your needs. Air to water heat pumps are an important part of a wider range of high quality heating and cooling products available on ArchiPro.

Commercial air to water pumps

Commercial air to water pumps are effective ways to heat large areas such as stores, or hospitality venues in Australia, especially where large volumes of water are utilised.

Residential air to water pumps

Air to water pumps can be used in homes as part of your central heating unit, including underfloor heating. The listed products include water heating pumps for domestic hot water, along with units for hydronic heating.

Some systems can provide automatic heating for hydronic or underfloor circuits.

The advantages of high-quality air to water heat pumps

Air to water heat pumps are becoming increasingly popular in Australia. They are one of the most cost-effective, and environmentally friendly, ways to heat your home.  They work by heating your water, such as in your boiler, and moving this around your home, heating both your home and your water at the same time. High-quality air to water pump systems will be very economical and serve as a life-long investment to heat your home. They are thoroughly tested and developed to deliver day in and day out. High quality choices also tend to have more features, utilising the latest technology making them more functional and efficient.

How to choose an air to water heat pump that’s right for you

ArchiPro has selected the best air to water heat pumps in Australia, to make this task as straightforward as possible. When deciding on which air to water heat pump is right for you, consider primarily what size you may need. A larger house will benefit from a larger air to water heat pump. Also, consider where you want the heat in your home to be; for example, underfloor heating is a popular option in many homes and may require a different unit that works in conjunction with a hot water heating system. Finally, look at the features that come with the products on offer. This may include things like noise reduction, performance in different climates, thermostat features and more. An alternative option is an electric water heater, offering an efficient and reliable solution hot water needs.

FAQs

Are air to water heat pumps efficient?

Air to water heat pumps are popular heating options in Australia and are relatively cost-effective and efficient. Typically, 3 to 4 kW of heat will be generated from 1 kW of electricity input. They work best in homes that are well insulated that may not have the capacity for other heating options.

How far from the house can an air source heat pump be?

Most people will have an air source heat pump close to their home, adjacent to one of the exterior walls. However, technically speaking, air to water source heat pumps can be placed up to 30 m away from the house.

Should I leave my air source heat pump on all the time?

Air to water heat pumps are designed to be used over longer periods of time and benefit from being run at low power over hours. However, if you are looking for the most cost-effective way to heat your home, you might consider turning the pump off at night.
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