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How Does a Heat Pump Water Heater Work?
Also known as a hybrid water heater, heat pump water heaters use heat pump technology. If you’re not already familiar, a heat pump is an HVAC system in which the refrigerant process can be reversed to provide efficient cooling and heating, all in one system. This same concept is applied to the tank of water in a heat pump water heater.
Rather than generating heat 24/7, the heat pump water heater only has to transfer heat from one area to another, making it one of the most efficient hot water heaters available on the market today.
Heat Pump Water Heater Efficiency
These water heaters absorb heat from the air around the unit, just like the heat pump HVAC system. This this heat is transferred to a heat exchanger in the tank, which then warms up the water inside.
The reason heat pump water heaters are so efficient is because so little energy is actually needed for this heat transfer process. Traditional electric tank water heaters and even gas water heaters have to generate heat, making them more costly to operate than the hybrid option.
Comprehensive Heat Pump Water Heater Services
Heat pump water heaters can only work as efficiently and effectively as they’re meant to with proper care throughout the years. They don’t typically run into too many issues, but it is important to have your heat pump water heater inspected and maintained at least once a year. If you’re alerted to any repair needs during your tune-up, or if you suspect repair needs, it’s best to give our team a call.
Some signs that your heat pump water heater needs repair include:
- Strange noises coming from the tank: This can be indicative of something called scaling, when there is a buildup of minerals due to hard water within the tank. Your heat pump water heater will need to be flushed so corrosion doesn’t occur.
- A drop in your water heater’s temperatures: If you have an older heat pump water heater this might mean it’s time to consider an upgrade. But with newer systems it could be a problem with the heat exchanger. Either way, this is a problem that you should call a professional about right away.
- A change in water pressure coming from your hot water taps: This could mean you have a leak, and calls for an immediate inspection from a trained professional.
Contact our fast and friendly team to get this resolved as quickly as possible—we always show up on time and offer emergency services as well!
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