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The heat pump water heater efficiently heats water by extracting heat from the air, making it eco-friendly and cost-effective. It delivers reliable hot water while using significantly less energy than traditional electric or gas heaters. Advanced features like auto defrost, timer, and smart grid enhance convenience and performance.
Absorbs heat from surrounding air, a renewable energy source
Uses evaporator and compressor to convert refrigerant into hot gas
Transfers heat to water through condenser coil-wrapped tank
Refrigerant cycles back to liquid to repeat the process
Up to 3× higher efficiency than traditional electric heaters
Saves up to 65% energy compared to electric water heaters
Quick and easy replacement of gas water heaters
Reduces carbon dioxide emissions for a low-carbon lifestyle
Auto defrost function
Timer settings
Power memory function
Self-diagnosis capability
Engineering mode
Smart grid compatibility
How Does Heat Pump Water Heater Work?
Compared with the traditional gas or electric water heater, the heat pump water heater heats the water by transferring heat from the air rather than creating it, making it more efficient and eco-friendly.
Steps of Operation:
Step 1: A fan draws in air, containing heat energy, across the evaporator. The evaporator turns the liquid refrigerant into a gas.
Step 2: The compressor pressurizes the refrigerant into a hot gas.
Step 3: The hot gas inside the condenser coil heats the water inside the coil-wrapped tank. The refrigerant reverts back to a liquid after heating the water and continues to the evaporator for the process to start again.
