A heat pump for home water heating that saves 60–75% on electricity compared with an electric heater, and runs day and night without needing roof space. Installed by Aurora.
We’ll call you within the hour to confirm details and set an inspection time.
Highlights
- 60–75% saving on water-heating electricity
- A practical alternative to electric heaters and gas boilers
- Runs day and night without depending on the sun
- Does not need large roof area
A heat pump moves heat from the air into the water instead of generating it with an electric element — which is why it uses far less electricity than an electric heater. It suits cases where the roof is unavailable or shaded, or where there is no natural-gas network. Aurora recommends it after an inspection that compares your case against the alternatives.
Why a heat pump
- 60–75% saving on water-heating electricity
- No roof or sun needed — it runs day and night
- A practical alternative where there is no natural gas
- Steady performance, unaffected by cloud
The benefit you feel
Steady hot water around the clock and a noticeably lower electricity bill. The core difference from an electric heater is that it moves heat rather than generating it, so it draws a fraction of the same electricity for the same result.
This or a solar heater?
If the roof is available and sunny, a solar heater usually saves more. If the roof is unavailable or shaded, or you want steady day-and-night performance without variation, the heat pump fits better. We won’t sell you the pricier option — the inspection compares both against your real consumption.
The next step
Book a free inspection and we’ll compare the heat pump against a solar heater and a boiler on your consumption figures, then recommend what actually costs less.
FAQ
How much does a heat pump save on electricity?
Estimates put the saving at 60–75% compared with an electric heater, because it moves heat from the air rather than generating it with an electric element. The exact figure depends on your usage and system size — confirmed at the inspection.
Should I take this or a solar heater?
A solar heater saves more when sun is available; a heat pump runs steadily day and night and through cloud without needing much roof area. If the roof is unavailable or shaded, the heat pump is usually the better fit. The inspection settles it for your case.
Can it replace a gas boiler?
Yes, in many cases — especially where there is no natural-gas network. It covers home water heating efficiently on electricity. At the inspection we review your consumption and tell you honestly if a boiler suits your case better.
Book a free inspection
Leave your number and we’ll call you, then size and fit it to your home on site — no commitment.
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