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165 WE’RE PROUD TO OFFER THE TOP PERFORMING
HEAT PUMP WATER HEATER IN NORTH AMERICA
Given that water heating can represent 20-30% of the entire home’s energy consumption, a heat pump hot water heater can save up to $750 year.
Arctic Heat Pumps is your specialist for hot water heat pumps – both hybrid heat pumps and domestic hot water heat pumps.
It is important to note that climate/geographical location pays an important part when choosing a heat pump water heater!
Arctic Heat Pump hot water heaters simply make sense for anyone looking to add energy savings to their home or business.
They’re easy to install, and full of features (like the best energy savings in North America!).
HIGHEST PERFORMING
IN NORTH AMERICA
Energy saving is the primary reason most people decide on a heat pump water heater. Arctic Heat is proud to offer the best performing heat pump in North America, with a UEF 4.14 rating.
Wi-Fi enabled controller allows for remote monitoring and control via the Smart Life App. Adjust your temperatures, change your heating mode, and get system alerts to notify you of any technical issues.
EASY TO INSTALL
DIRECT RETROFIT
Easily etrofit your gas or electric hot water to a heat pump hot water heater.
Our heat pump water heater has a standard 3/4" FPT.
With premium quality components and no element to burn out, you can expect a long lifespan from your heat pump water heater.
Heat pump water heaters (like ours) with an Energy Star rating are guaranteed to deliver the highest energy savings.
They also may qualify for additional savings through grant and rebate programs.
Choose from standalone or integrated heat pump water heaters.
Heat pump water heaters come as a standalone heat pump integrated with the domestic hot water tank.
Alternatively, if you already have a hydronic Arctic Heat Pump for your space heating, then you can choose an integrated buffer tank. The buffer tank features an internal heat exchange within a buffer tank, and efficiently pre-heats domestic hot water.
Domestic hot water heat pumps offer several advantages that make them a highly efficient and cost-effective choice for residential water heating.
Renowned for their exceptional energy efficiency, these hot water heater heat pumps work by transferring heat from the surrounding air, using electricity to power the compressor and fan. This process is significantly more efficient than traditional electric or gas water heaters, as it doesn't generate heat through resistive heating elements or combustion. As a result, homeowners can enjoy substantial energy savings, often reducing water heating costs by up to 80% compared to conventional systems.
Another key advantage of domestic hot water heat pumps is their eco-friendliness. By drawing heat from the environment rather than relying on fossil fuels, they produce significantly fewer greenhouse gas emissions. This aligns with the growing emphasis on sustainability and reducing carbon footprints, making heat pumps a greener alternative for water heating. Additionally, some regions offer incentives and rebates to promote the adoption of heat pumps, further enhancing their attractiveness for environmentally conscious homeowners.
Domestic hot water heat pumps also offer versatility and reliability. They are effective in a range of climates, with the ability to extract heat from the air even in colder temperatures. This means they provide consistent hot water throughout the year, regardless of weather conditions. Heat pumps are also known for their durability and longevity, with a typical lifespan of 15-20 years, which is considerably longer than many traditional water heaters. Their reliability and low maintenance requirements contribute to long-term cost savings and peace of mind for homeowners.