Save with Heat Pump Hot Water

Save up to 70% on water heating costs with a heat pump hot water system!

Lots of Hot Water, Lots of Savings

With modern heat pump technology you can use up to 70% less energy heating water, saving hundreds on energy bills.

Plus through energy saving programs you could save over $3,000 on supply + install of your brand new hot water system!

As Australia’s trusted energy efficiency specialists, having installed over 6,000 heat pumps, we offer a range of sizes and brands to suit every household, all with great warranties on parts and labour. 

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What Systems Should You Upgrade?

electric storage hot water

Outdated technology in electric storage is very inefficient compared to modern heat pumps. Cut your running costs by up to an incredible 70%!

gas bottle

Say goodbye to running out of hot water mid-shower, and arranging replacement bottles for your home or holiday house.

instant gas hot water

With up to 50% savings on running costs compared to gas heating, the money saved on energy bills will soon cover the cost of the new heat pump.

State-Based Savings.

State and federal energy saving programs dictate the financial incentives and rebates that are available for upgrades.

Victoria     South Australia     New South Wales     Queensland

Additional costs may be incurred for unit relocations, concrete slabs, or extra plumbing and electrical work. Prices are indicative only, influenced by energy certificate markets and are subject to change without notice. A proposal will be supplied upon application and assessment, prior to commencing work.

Victorian energy certificates

Victoria

In Victoria, Victorian Energy Efficiency Certificates (VEECs) are credits issued under the VEET scheme for eligible energy upgrades. We bundle these with STCs (Small-scale Technology Certificates) to heavily reduce the upfront cost of a new heat pump hot water system for you.
 
Additional incentives may be available through the Solar Victoria hot water rebate. Read more about eligibility here.

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SA energy certificates

South Australia

Under South Australia’s Retailer Energy Productivity Scheme (REPS), a new heat pump qualifies for financial credits. By combining these with Small-scale Technology Certificates (STCs) we can greatly reduce the upfront cost of a new heat pump hot water system for you.

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NSW energy certificates

New South Wales

The NSW Energy Savings Scheme (ESS) incentivises hot water upgrades with Energy Savings Certificates (ESCs). ESCs combined with Small-scale Technology Certificates (STCs) allow us to greatly reduce the upfront cost of a new heat pump hot water system for you.

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Queensland

Queensland

While there are no state incentives in Queensland, we can still supply and install a new heat pump at a reduced cost thanks to federal programs. The savings are still the same – up to 70% less energy used!

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Save up to 70% on Water Heating Costs.

Sustainability Victoria compared running costs from a variety of hot water units to see which option is actually the most cost-effective method of heating your water.

For example, in Victorian the average annual cost to heat water using the common electric storage hot water system is $900. Heat pumps, on the other hand, can do the same job for approximately $685 cheaper (76% less).

It’s important to remember though that each home’s precise running costs will depend on the electricity tariffs, pump model, and hot water usage.

Data from Sustainability Victoria, comparing 5-star gas storage, 7-star gas instantaneous, electric storage, high-efficiency solar electric boosted, 7-star LPG instant, and high-efficiency heat pump, off-peak tariff for 4 people, using 150L per day. Accurate as at 2 August 2023.

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How a Heat Pump Works.

Heat pump hot water units self-contain the heating process to limit energy wastage, just like a split system air conditioner.

A fan draws in air which contains heat energy, the gas inside the condenser coil heats the water inside the tank, then reverts to a liquid and continues to the evaporator to begin the process again.

How a heat pump works

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Heat Pump Specifications.

Model    Volume  Number of bedrooms Household Size  Dimensions   Operating Volume  Operating Temperature  Refrigerant   Energy Consumption    Coefficient of Performance    Warranty      Where Produced   Approved Certificates   Price

The coefficient of performance (COP) is a ratio of useful heating or cooling provided to work (energy) required. Higher COPs equate to higher efficiency, lower energy (power) consumption and thus lower operating costs.

EcoGenica is Australia's number one selling heat pump - backed by a 7 year tank warranty. They are designed for Australian conditions with a wide operating temperature.

 EcoGenica 215 Litre

EG-215FR
215L
Number of bedrooms 1-2 bedrooms
1,290 x 1,950mm
47dB
-7 to +40ºC
700w
4.8 COP*
 7 years tank, 5 years compressor
REPS/VEU/ESS approved
From $499 in VIC
From $450 in NSW
From $99 in SA

 EcoGenica 260 Litre

EG-260FR
260L
Number of bedrooms 3 bedrooms
600 x 2,115mm
50dB
-7 to +41ºC
700w
4.6 COP*
 7 years tank, 5 years compressor
REPS/VEU/ESS approved
From $699 in VIC
From $585 in NSW
From $485 in SA

 EcoGenica 290 Litre

EG-290FR
290L
Number of bedrooms 4+ bedrooms
1350 x 1850mm
47dB
-7 to +43ºC
750w
5 COP*
 7 years tank, 5 years compressor
REPS/VEU/ESS approved
From $699 in VIC
From $585 in NSW
From $485 in SA

Stiebel Eltron units are German engineered and built to last. They feature PV integration and are smart grid ready.

Stiebel Eltron 222 Litre

WWK 222 H
222L
Number of bedrooms 1-2 bedrooms
630 x 1,937mm
45dB
-5 to +45ºC
R134a
550w
3.94 COP*
 5 years tank, 2 years compressor
Engineered in Germany
REPS/VEU/ESS approved
From $3,099 in VIC
From $2,599 in SA
From $2,299 NSW

Stiebel Eltron 302 Litre

WWK 302 H
302L
Number of bedrooms 4 bedrooms
690 x 1,569mm
45dB
-5 to +45ºC
R134a
550w
3.58 COP*
 5 years tank, 2 years compressor
Engineered in Germany
REPS/VEU/ESS approved
From $3,399 in VIC
From $2,899, in SA
From $2,499 NSW

Rinnai heat pumps are renowned for their reliability, high energy efficiency and a wide range of operating temperatures perfect for the Australian climate. 

Rinnai Heat Pump
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Rinnai 250 Litre Enviroflo

EHPA250VMA(W)
250L
Number of bedrooms 3 bedrooms
627 x 1847 mm
48dB
-1 to +45ºC
R290
3.4kW
7.22 COP*
 7 years tank, 3 years compressor
VEU/ESS approved
From $2,499 in VIC
From $1,999 in SA
From $2,399 NSW
Rinnai Heat Pump
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Rinnai 315 Litre Enviroflo

EHPA315VMA(W)
315L
Number of bedrooms 4 bedrooms
627 x 2134 mm
48dB
-1 to +45ºC
R290
3.4kW
7.22 COP*
 7 years tank, 3 years compressor
VEU/ESS approved
From $2,799 in VIC
From $2,998 in SA
From $2,999 NSW

With over 30 years of on-going product development, Quantum's range of heat pumps are tried and tested to perform reliably and efficiently throughout Australia.

Quantum 200l heat pump

 Quantum 200 Litre

200-08AC6-290
200L
Number of bedrooms 1-2 bedrooms
1950 x 540
50dB
-10 to +35ºC
840w
4.3 COP*
 5 years tank, 2 years electrics & refrigeration
REPS/VEU/ESS approved
From $2499 in VIC
From $2099 in NSW
From $1899 in SA
Quantum 270l heat pump

 Quantum 270 Litre

270-08AC6-290
270L
Number of bedrooms 3 bedrooms
1900 x 650 mm
48dB
-10 to +35ºC
840w
4.53 COP*
 5 years tank, 2 years electrics & refrigeration
REPS/VEU/ESS approved
From $2899 in VIC
From $2499 in NSW
From $2299 in SA
Quantum 270l heat pump

 Quantum 340 Litre

340-17ACW-134
340L
Number of bedrooms 3 bedrooms
2200 x 650mm
48dB
-10 to +35ºC
840w
4.53 COP*
 5 years tank, 2 years electrics & refrigeration
REPS/VEU/ESS approved
From $3999 in VIC
From $3699 in NSW
From $3499 in SA

Recommended Tank Capacity & Models.

Although the number of people is the biggest factor in your household’s hot water usage, we recommend going off of the amount of bedrooms in your home. This is because the amount of occupants may change over time and with them the demand for hot water.

Number of Bedrooms Recommended Unit Capacity Suitable Heat Pump Models
1-2 150-225 litres Ecogenica EG-215FR290
Stiebel Eltron WWK 222 H
Quantum 200-08AC6-290
3 225-300 litres Ecogenica EG-260FR290
Quantum 270-08AC6-290
4 300-375 litres Stiebel Eltron WWK 302 H
5 or more More than 375 litres Ecogenica EG-215FR290-TWIN

 

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Heat Pump Offer T&Cs

Our Heat Pump offer is available to approved customers under the Victorian Energy Upgrade Program (VEU), SA Retailer Energy Productivity Scheme (REPS), NSW Home Energy Efficiency Retrofits (HEER) and the Federal Renewable Energy Target Program (RET), which is designed to reduce household and commercial greenhouse gases. These energy efficiency programs facilitate the creation of energy efficiency certificates which are created through a deemed or measured carbon abatement within the methodologies and guidelines set out by each program regulator. The amount of carbon abatement is then translated into energy efficiency certificates, which have a market value and are used to subsidise the energy efficiency upgrade which is taking place.

This means a new 215 litre energy-efficient heat pump hot water system can be yours for little cost in many cases. Additional fees will be incurred for replacing in-ceiling or internal hot water systems, non-electric hot water systems, where any additional plumbing or electrical work are required, or when upgrading to a larger unit. Ecovantage will ask you a series of questions to help you to understand any costs that may be incurred prior to confirming your booking. We will provide an estimate based on the information provided, which may change if the information provided is incorrect or insufficient.

*Cost of installing a heat pump is estimated to be $1,000 across the different sizes and is used as an indication of cost only.

*Solar Victoria eligibility criteria applies; combined household income less than $210,000 pa, property value less than $3million, property has not previously received a hot water rebate. Criteria is set by Solar Victoria and is subject to change, see full criteria and eligibility requirements at https://www.solar.vic.gov.au/hot-water-rebate

**Cost of installing a heat pump is based on an replacing a gas hot water system, in an outside location, with a solid base, close to a drain, power and water. Additional costs may be incurred for other locations, concrete slabs, or extra plumbing and electrical work. A proposal will be supplied upon application and assessment, prior to commencing work.

VEU Code of Conduct
We offer this product and service as part of the Victorian Energy Upgrade program. Participation in the VEU program is voluntary and the eligible products get a rebate or discount. Ecovantage is a private provider and an accredited provider to operate under the scheme.

The Victorian Energy Upgrades Code of Conduct sets out the minimum standards that consumers should expect from people and businesses delivering discounted products and services through the program. Furthermore, the information available to you includes a Statement of Consumer Rights and a Fact Sheet that outlines this activity in further detail.
The Code of Conduct can be downloaded here, or if you need a hard copy we can send this to you at your request.