Want to Make Significant Savings on Your Power Bill? Have you ever stopped to consider what the key contributors to your monthly electricity usage are? You may be surprised that in New Zealand, on average, domestic hot water heating combined with heating your home accounts for a whopping 67%† of the overall energy bill! So if you are trying to find ways to make significant savings on your electricity consumption, domestic hot water heating is an obvious area to target. Up to now the majority of hot water in New Zealand is heated by traditional electric hot water cylinders – but is there another, more energy efficient way to do this? The answer is yes, and it’s called hot water heat pump technology. Heat Pumps are Super Efficient at Heating Homes so Why Not Use the Same Technology to Heat Water Many years ago, when heat pumps were first introduced to New Zealand, it did not take long for Kiwis to quickly embrace this super energy efficient technology to keep their homes and families warm all winter long. So it should come as no surprise that the same heat pump technology that revolutionised home heating in New Zealand can be just as effective and efficient at heating your hot water. Global Leaders in Hot Water Heat Pump Technology Since 1994, Mitsubishi Electric have utilised their heat pump technology leadership and expertise to specifically design and manufacture hot water heat pump solutions. The range is called Ecodan and is now well and truly established in Japan and Europe as the preferred way to heat water efficiently with minimal environmental impact. With the full range of Mitsubishi Electric Ecodan Hot Water Heat Pump Systems now available right here, it’s New Zealand’s turn to reap the benefits. † Based on BRANZ study report SR221, 2010, verified by EECA. * Estimated using COP data based on BSEN14511 standard rating conditions. 7°C outdoor temp, 35°C outlet water temp. The BSEN14511 testing relates to the heat pump performance only and not the entire heating system. “You could save up to 70%* on your heating costs when compared to traditional water heating.”
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