Heating water is the second highest source of energy use in an average household. Replacing an existing inefficient system with a hot water heat pump (HWHP) can greatly reduce household energy costs.

Heat pump water heaters works on principle just like an air conditioner or like the refrigerator. It absorbs warmth from the air and transfer it to heat water.

Most households use a standard electric element hot water system for water heating. In comparison, HWHP systems are more energy efficient than conventional electric water heater. They can reduce your energy use, lower your power bills, and lower your greenhouse gas emissions.
HWHP are excellent in high rise buildings where there may be limited space for solar water heaters and are a perfect replacement for geysers. HWHP reduce the water heating bills by 70-80%.