Top 4 Heat Pump Systems for Hot Water

Heating water at home takes a substantial portion of home energy use and makes up 20-30% of a household's energy consumption. So, residential water heating can cause high energy bills, especially in regions with colder climates. Fortunately, a heat pump system for residential hot water can come in handy. 

Arctic Heat Pumps offers highly advanced air-to-water heating solutions that can significantly reduce these costs—saving homeowners up to $750 annually. Please check out available Arctic Heat Pump systems for hot water discussed below:

1. Hi Temperature Heat Pump

Do you need a high-temperature solution for commercial or industrial use? If yes, then you should look no further than the Hi Temperature Heat Pump. It’s North America’s only high-temperature water heater that can reach 85ºC (185ºF) even at -30ºC (-22ºF) temperatures. This heat pump provides enormous heat under extreme conditions. This unit features either a hybrid composite thermal storage tank or a compact thermal battery for on-demand heat requirements.

 

What are the Significant Features?

  • Split system with an outdoor heat pump
  • Useful for commercial applications
  • Certified by UL and CSA
  • Outdoor installation is rated for temperatures between -35ºC to +43ºC

2. Stand-Alone Heat Pump Water Heater

Are you looking for an all-in-one system for residential use? If yes, then the Stand-Alone Heat Pump Water Heater makes a fantastic choice. This heat pump unit comes in two sizes, with the heat pump mounted directly atop the water tank. The Arctic Heat Pump is perfectly engineered for low-cost, high-efficiency water heating. The unique design of the tank ensures quick heat-up times and reduces hot water costs by up to 80%.

What are the Significant Features?

  • Complete heat pump water heater (not a hybrid)
  • German engineering and a 10-year warranty
  • Indoor or garage installation
  • Rated for temperatures from +6ºC to +42ºC

 

3. Pre-Heat System

If you live in extremely cold climates, the Pre-Heat System uses an enhanced vapor injection (EVI) heat pump. This system comes with an alternative source tank equipped with a 150-foot copper heat exchanger. The heat pump delivers a remarkable 96% efficiency rate for pre-heating residential hot water and can also provide hydronic heating.

What are the Significant Features?

  • Rated to work in extreme cold weather conditions
  • Dual functionality for hydronic heating and residential hot water pre-heating
  • Outdoor installation, rated for temperatures from -30ºC to +43ºC
  • Available in models up to 5 tons

4. Split DHW with Chiller

This hybrid heat pump system combines the power of an EVI heat pump and an alternative source tank with a 150-foot copper heat exchanger. The Split DHW with Chiller system pre-heats domestic hot water with up to 96% efficiency and offers hydronic heating benefits. This model works efficiently in areas needing both heating and cooling options.

What are the Essential Features?

  • Cold weather rated for reliable performance
  • Perfect for residential hot water pre-heating and hydronic heating
  • Can be installed outdoors, rated for -30ºC to +43ºC
  • Provides flexibility with up to 5 tons capacity

Bottom Line –

Do you want to invest in hot water heat pump systems? Please reach out to Arctic Heat Pumps today and start saving on your energy bills with a system built to last, ensuring comfort year-round, even in the harshest climates.

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