Heat Pump Water Heaters

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Heat pump water heaters are highly efficient because they pull heat from the air instead of generating it directly, which can lower energy bills and reduce household emissions.

Electric Heat Pump Water Heaters: Professional Installation in Atlanta

Key Benefits of Heat Pump Water Heaters:

  • High Energy Efficiency: These units are 2 to 3 times more efficient than conventional electric resistance heaters.
  • Lower Operating Costs: By cutting water heating costs by up to 70%, users can save hundreds of dollars per year, potentially saving around $5,000 over a 10-year lifespan.
  • Environmental Impact: As all-electric, energy-efficient appliances, they help reduce carbon footprints.
  • Dehumidification: They extract heat from surrounding air, acting as a spot dehumidifier in damp spaces like basements.
  • Advanced Features: Many models feature smart technology for remote monitoring and control. Software analytics can learn your home usage habits to boost hot water during peak hours of the day and reduce energy during low demand periods.

How do I know if a Heat Pump Water Heater is right for my home?

How do Heat Pumps Work?

Heat pump water heaters are highly Energy Efficient electric water heaters that pull heat from the surrounding air.

A fan draws the air over evaporator coils, transferring ambient heat to a refrigerant, which is then compressed, heated, and used to warm the water before releasing cooler air.

Basically, a heat pump water heater works like a refrigerator in reverse, using electricity to move heat from the air into a water storage tank.

450-700 cubic feet or air space with proper ventilation. An example would be a 7’ x 10’ x 10’ room. Smaller areas can be an option when using proper vents or louvered doors.

The unit makes a sound comparable to a refrigerator. You may want to avoid installing it close to bedrooms or living areas if the hum bothers you.

Yes. Water produced will need a drain line. A pump can be added to help route the water to a floor drain or an outside location.

Typically, they require 240-volt, 30-amp dedicated circuit.

They don’t perform well in extreme cold temperatures. However, in temperatures below freezing you can switch them to Electric mode.

Best Locations for Heat Pump Water Heaters

Garages: Ideal for hot climates or in warmer, detached garages where they have access to warm air, improving efficiency.

Basements: Excellent, even if unconditioned, as they offer ample space, stable temperatures, and isolate noise.

Utility/Laundry Rooms: A good choice, particularly in cooler climates, as the dryer heat can improve the unit’s efficiency.

Mechanical Room/Utility Closet: Must have adequate space and air circulation (louvered door or high low vents).

How do I know if I need a new water heater?

  • Your current water heater is 10-20 years old

  • Your water bills have increased, but you haven’t increased your usage habits

  • Your current water heater is leaking (and you can see water in the pan beneath your unit)

  • You keep running out of hot water

  • You are seeing rust colored water

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