It’s never been a better time to get an intelligent All-In-One Air Source Water Heat Pump
Water heating is the second largest segment of household energy use.
Apricus All In One Heat Pump reduces energy costs by 70% compared to conventional electric and gas water heaters, with an annual carbon reduction rating of 3 tonnes. Eligible for solar and heat pump water heater rebates, saving you more on your annual energy bills.
Check out our comparative cost and performance analysis of a wide variety of 260 litre hot water systems below to see how much you could save.
260 L/day hot water delivery * 365 Days
Peak tariff: 45 cents/kWh | Off-peak tariff: 25 cents/kWh | PV feed-in-tariff: 12 cents/kWh | Gas usage tariff: 27 cents/kWh
Note: Payback for Apricus All In One Heat Pump would range from as low as 2 to 3 years, depending on the current electric hot water system cost and electricity prices.
Water heating just got smarter
Introducing our latest product the All-In-One Heat Pump. Features include:
Technical Specifications
Rated Voltage | 220V – 240V |
Rated Frequency | 50Hz |
Heating Water Production Rate | 65L/hr |
COP | 4.13W/W |
Heating Capacity | 2600W |
Maximum Input Power | 2800W |
Maximum Input Current | 14.0A |
Heat Pump Rated Power | 665W |
Heat Pump Rated Current | 3.0A |
Electric Heater Rated Power | 1800W |
Electric Heater Rated Current | 8A |
Refrigerent | R290 |
Refrigerent Volume | 400g |
Rated Water Capacity | 260L |
Water Pipe Diameter | G3/4” |
Waterproof Rating | IPX4 |
Maximum Allowable Pressure | 3.0MPa |
Maximum Working Pressure of SuctionSide | 3.0MPa |
Maximum Working Pressure of Exhaust Side | 0.8MPa |
Noise | 43dBa |
Net Weight | 118kg |
PTRV Rating | 850kPa |
T&P Valve Power | 10kW |
Ambient Operational Temperature | -7~+43 °c |
Operational Modes
MODE | TEMP RANGE | MAX TEMP HEAT PUMP | MAX TEMP ELEMENT |
---|---|---|---|
AUTO | 60°c | 60°c | 60°c |
ECO | 60°c | 60°c | - |
BOOST | 60°c-70°c | 60°c | 70°c |
ELE | 60°c-70°c | - | 70°c |
- Operational data monitoring including tank temperature and heat pump total power usage
- Access to data on the physical controller as well as the mobile app
- Easy fault finding and troubleshooting using historic data
- Adjusting the operational mode, setting the unit on a timer, and monitoring the temperature ALL by using the mobile app remotely
- The first heat pump in the market with an Australian Owned Mobile App
Frequently Asked Pre Sale Questions
Your solar hot water system is eligible if it is listed in the Essential Services Commission Register of Solar Water Heaters. For Solar Water Heaters, the VEET Activity that corresponds to your system will be either;
- 1C(18) – Water Heating – Electric Boosted Solar replacing electric resistance
- 1F & 3B – Water Heating – Gas/LPG Boosted Solar replacing electric resistance
- 3B – Water Heating – Gas/LPG Boosted Solar replacing gas/LPG
VEEC is a Victorian Energy Efficiency Certificate that represents the amount of carbon dioxide equivalent (CO2-e) in tonnes that would be displaced by the use of the solar water heater.
STCs must be claimed within 12 months of the installation of an eligible system.
- Find an STCs trading company that you are happy with
- Download a solar water heating form for STCs from a STCs trading company.
- Complete the form and collect the specified supporting documentation (a list can be found within the form).
- Submit your form and documentation to the STCs trading company of your choice to receive your financial benefit.
An STC is a small-scale technology certificate which represents the amount of electricity in megawatt hours (MWh) that would be displaced by the use of the solar water heater over its lifetime of up to 10 years. One STC is equivalent to one MWh of electricity offset by the solar water heater.
Hot Water Heat Pump
Apricus All In One Heat Pump System is eligible for STCs, VEECs, ESCs along with relevant State rebates.
Your local Apricus agent will be able to size a system to suit your individual needs. Their recommendation is based on:
- Where you live
- How many people live your household
- Your household water demands
- The water quality in your area
- The type of energy source available to the household (Electricity, LPG or Natural gas)