Commercial Heat Pump Free Hot Water Systems for Business in NSW
Upgrade to an energy efficient commercial heat pump and save up to 60% off your water heating bill!
Thanks to the Peak Demand Reduction Scheme, you can reduce your business water heating bill, by up to 60%, simply by upgrading to an energy efficient commercial heat pump hot water system.
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Free Hot Water Systems for Business, Commercial Hot Water Systems NSW, Commercial Heat Pump, NSW Government Rebate
Businesses looking for an energy-efficient and cost-effective hot water system solution can take advantage of the NSW Heat Pump Hot Water Rebate.
This rebate is available to eligible businesses and will help cover the installation cost of a new heat pump hot water system, meaning you’ll enjoy free hot water for your business!
Heat pumps are a great choice for commercial applications as they reduce power consumption during peak times, while also providing extra savings through reduced peak demand charges under the Peak Demand Reduction Scheme. Plus they require less maintenance than traditional systems, resulting in fewer service calls, extending their lifespan and improving overall cost efficiency.
Don’t miss out on the chance to get a free hot water system for your business with this great NSW Heat Pump Hot Water Rebate! Get started today and make sure you don’t miss out on any available rebates from both state and federal governments.
How much can my business save by updating to an energy efficient hot water system heat pump?
Installing an energy efficient commercial heat pump hot water system can drastically reduce your business’ water heating bill by up to 60%. And with the NSW Heat Pump Hot Water Rebate, businesses can get their installation fees refunded, making it completely free for them.
In addition to this, heat pumps require less maintenance than traditional systems, resulting in fewer service calls, extending their lifespan and improving overall cost efficiency. With all these savings combined, businesses could potentially save hundreds of dollars on their commercial electricity bill each year simply by upgrading to a new heat pump hot water system. Contact us today and start saving money tomorrow!
How much will upgrading to an energy efficient hot water system cost?
Thanks to the NSW State and Federal Government Efficient Energy Group is currently offering Energy Efficient Commercial Heat Pumps supplied and installed absolutely free! This includes installation by a fully insured and licensed Plumber.
This offer is valid for commercial businesses located in NSW.
Energy efficient hot water systems are up to 60% cheaper to operate
Energy efficient hot water systems are up to 60% cheaper to operate compared to traditional systems due to their ability to use outside air to heat up the water. Heat pumps only have one moving part, the compressor, meaning there is less wear and tear on the system and fewer service calls are required. The energy efficiency of a heat pump also means that businesses can save money by reducing their electricity costs, making them more cost-efficient in the long run. In addition, with the NSW Heat Pump Hot Water Rebate businesses can get their installation fees refunded, allowing them to get an energy efficient hot water system for free.
What are the benefits of upgrading a commercial hot water system to a commercial heat pump?
Upgrading to a commercial heat pump from a traditional hot water system can provide businesses with several significant benefits. The most notable benefit is the cost savings associated with heating up large volumes of water. Heat pumps are much more efficient at using energy, requiring less power to heat the required water, which in turn leads to lower electricity bills. In addition, they are also easier to maintain and require fewer service calls than traditional hot water systems. Additionally, depending on where businesses are located, they may qualify for additional rebates or incentives when switching to a heat pump system, further reducing the costs associated with their upgrade.
How does a commercial heat pump work?
A commercial heat pump hot water system works by using the heat from the ambient air to heat up the water, making it an efficient and cost-effective way to heat up large volumes of water. The system includes an outdoor unit, which contains a compressor and a fan that draws in the outside air. The hot air then circulates in the pipes and is directed into a heat exchanger, where it heats up the water and transfers it into a storage tank. This heated water can then be used for various applications like washing dishes, doing laundry or other tasks that require hot water. The system is designed to be energy efficient as well as cost effective, helping businesses save money on their electricity bills while providing them with ample hot water.
What's Included?
EMERALD ENERGY - ENERGY EFFICIENT HEAT PUMP & HOT WATER TANK
(AVAILABLE IN 2 SIZES 200L & 300L)
Emerald Energy’s hot water heat pumps provide energy-efficient hot water
all year round. Our refrigerant cycling heat pumps are available with an
optional built-in electric heater to boost hot water supply when needed.
The refrigerant cycling heat pump’s heat exchanger is in the water tank
resulting in less energy use due to heat loss. It can also operate under
lower outdoor temperature conditions.
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A heat pump hot water system is a type of water heater that uses heat pump technology to generate hot water. According to the Australian Government Department Of Industry Heat pump water heaters use over 60 percent less electricity than traditional electric water heaters and can be used to generate hot water for both residential and commercial applications.
The government-free hot water system rebate is a federal and state initiative that provides a subsidy for the installation of an eligible 4-star or higher energy-rated Heat Pump Hot Water System to be installed in NSW.
A heat pump hot water system uses a refrigerant to absorb heat from the surrounding air and transfer it to the water. The water is then circulated through a heat exchanger to transfer the heat to the water. The refrigerant is then cooled and returned to the unit to start the process over again.
Heat pump hot water systems are more energy efficient than traditional electric water heaters and can save you money on your energy bill. Heat pump systems are also quieter and can be used in both residential and commercial applications.
You can either check out the NSW Government page https://www.energy.nsw.gov.au/households/rebates-grants-and-schemes/upgrade-your-hot-water-system
Yes, It doesn’t matter if you have multiple systems on your property you can use all old electric hot water systems under the scheme.
The cost of a heat pump hot water system varies depending on the size and capacity of the unit. Our 170L unit is $33 after rebates and our 280L is $499 installed
When choosing a heat pump hot water system, it is important to consider the size of your home and the number of people who live there. You will also want to consider your budget and the climate in your area. According to Chromagen Australia it is recommended that the 170 Chromagen Heat pump System can cater a household up to 3-4 people and the 280L Chromagen Heat Pump Hot Water System will service 6 people
Heat pump systems require access to the outside air to function properly. As a result, your hot water system may need to be located in an outdoor area.
Yes, you are still eligible for the rebate, but unfortunately, we do not offer installation services for apartments with hot water systems inside.
The installation process usually takes around 1-2 hours. However, this can vary depending on the size and complexity of the installation.
The best way to find out if your home is suitable for a heat pump system is to speak to a licenced installer. They will be able to assess your home and advise you on the best option for your situation.
No, a licenced installer must install heat pump systems. Attempting to install a heat pump system yourself could result in serious injury or damage to your home.
In most cases, you will not need planning permission to install a heat pump system. However, we recommend checking with your local authority before proceeding with the installation.
If your heat pump system isn’t working, we recommend speaking to our licenced installers. They will be able to diagnose the problem and advise you on the best course of action. We do have emergency rates if you are located in one of our service areas. Contact us
While we do service a large part of NSW please Check Your Eligibility to see if we can service your town/suburb.
Yes, you can! We recommend speaking to our licenced installers if you’re looking to install solar panels and a heat pump system. They will be able to advise you on the best option for your situation.
We handle everything for you all you need to do is check your eligibility and one of our expert staff members will walk you through the process.
Unfortunately we can’t offer our larger systems for $33 but we can still install the Chromagen 280L for customers for $499 installed which is a huge $2000 discount!
Once we check that you are eligible one of our team will reach out and book your install in. The wait can be anywhere between 1-4 weeks.
We charge a $100 removal fee to take the old hot water tank with us.