Solar Heat Pumps Perth: Smart Energy Solutions
Ready to slash your hot water costs? As Perth’s leading installers of iStore heat pumps, we’ve helped hundreds of local homeowners transform their energy consumption with this revolutionary Australian-designed technology.
Heat Pumps: The Smart Choice for Perth Homes
Hot water heating can account for up to 30% of your home’s energy use. That’s why choosing the right system matters – especially in Perth’s climate. Heat pumps work differently from traditional water heaters, using advanced technology to convert air into hot water through thermal energy transfer.
iStore Heat Pumps: Australian Innovation
We’re proud to supply and install iStore’s leading heat pump systems, specifically designed for Australian conditions:
iStore 270L Hot Water System
Perfect for larger households, this system delivers outstanding performance with:
iStore 180L Hot Water System
Ideal for smaller households, offering:
Why Choose a Heat Pump Water Heater?
Having installed heat pumps across Perth for years, we’ve seen firsthand how they benefit homeowners:
Solar Power & Heat Pump Compatibility
Got solar panels? Heat pumps are the perfect companion. They can use your excess solar energy to heat water during the day, storing it for when you need it. This smart integration means you’re making the most of your solar investment.
Professional Heat Pump Installation Perth
Installing a heat pump isn’t like setting up a standard hot water system. It requires specific expertise to:
Energy Efficiency Meets Reliability
In Perth’s climate, heat pumps offer remarkable efficiency:
Choose Professional Installation
With over 38 years of plumbing and hot water system experience, we understand what Perth homes need. Our installation service includes:
Areas We Service
We install and service heat pumps throughout the Perth metropolitan area up to Lancelin, including:
Making the Switch
Considering upgrading to a heat pump? Here’s what to expect:
Contact Perth’s heat pump specialists today.
Let us help you make the smart choice for your home’s hot water needs.
Heating capacity
Water tank capacity
Power input
Running current
Power supply
Rated outlet water temp.
Air volume
Noise @ 1 m
Water inlet / outlet size
Back up element
IP Rating
3.4
270 L
0.94
3.97
~/50H z
60
450
46.6
20
1.5
X4
Heating capacity
Water tank capacity
Power input
Running current
Power supply
Rated outlet water temp.
Air volume
Noise @ 1 m
Water inlet / outlet size
Back up element
IP Rating
Heating capacity
Water tank capacity
Power input
Running current
Power supply
Rated outlet water temp.
Air volume
Noise @ 1 m
Water inlet / outlet size
Back up element
IP Rating
Water Heating Cost Comparison:
Hot water heating contributes to up to a quarter of the total electric costs for the average Australian household.
Heat Pump hot water systems reduces hot water heating consumption by two thirds from conventional electric or gas storage systems, while reducing CO2 Emissions by 4 tonnes.
Installing an iHeat Pump could save you up to $950 per year on your energy bills.
Energy Consumption:
Energy consumption in KWh per year based on 160L hot water used per day*
Think of your heat pump as a reverse refrigerator. It draws in ambient heat from the outside environment, or from your solar panels. This heat is stored inside the system in refrigerant that’s held in specially designed pipes. This heat is much warmer than the refrigerant, which works to create a reaction that turns the refrigerant from a liquid into a gas. A compressor then pumps the refrigerant gas into a condenser, which moves through pipes surrounding the water tank, transferring the heat from the gas into the water within the tank, warming it. The liquid refrigerant then flows into an expansion valve, where it reduces in pressure, cools, and turns back into a liquid. The cycle then starts again.
The type of heat pump hot water system you choose for your home comes down to a few key variables: the number of people in your house, how often you use your hot water, and your budget. We can help you work these out, and give you the information you need to choose the hot water system that best suits your household.
The size of the solar or electric heat pump hot water system you buy depends on the number of people living in your household, and how often you use it. A good rule of thumb is:
Our solar heat pump hot water systems start at around $1890 and increase from there.
Yes, a heat pump hot water system has the potential to save your household hundred of dollars every year. Both a solar and traditional option draw far less energy or electricity than a traditional hot water system, reducing your electricity use significantly. Some models can save as much as $950 per year in electricity costs, meaning the entire heat pump hot water system can pay for itself in as little as two or three years.
Yes, the good news is that a heat pump hot water system is relatively easy and efficient to install. When compared to other options, all you need is the space and an electricity connection.
If you’re considering a solar powered option, you’ll first need a solar panel system installed on your roof. If so, you can then go about installing a new solar heat pump hot water system as quickly and efficiently as a regular system.
If you’re looking at either of these options for your home, we can come and take a look at your space to determine what’s needed to install a new hot water system.
If the water coming from your heat pump hot water system isn’t hot, it could be for a number of reasons.
