AIR SOURCE HEAT PUMP WATER HEATERS
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Life in today’s world is becoming more and more challenging. And at the same time it is becoming more and more easier than it was a few decades ago. Human comfort depends on many different things. In order to cater to the myriad of human needs, there are a variety of appliances which offer the needed services just at the flick of a button. Water heaters have become a household thing since long. Earlier people used some rudimentary methods to heat the water which they required for some specific needs, but with the advent of technology science has brought many feasible options to us which would cater to the same needs in a more efficient way. Heat Pump Water Heaters do just the same. What are Heat Pump Water Heaters? Before we go on to see the various benefits it offers, it is very important to first understand what are Heat Pump Water Heaters. There are basically two types of water heaters Instant water heaters (electric and gas) Storage water heaters (electric and solar) How do Heat Pump Water Heaters work? Water Heaters with Heat Pumps are a tremendous option to conserve electricity and reduce the money spent on electricity bills. As a refrigerator cools things kept in it by taking the heat from them and venting it outside, a heat pump works in just the opposite way. That is, it takes the heat from the surroundings and uses it to heat the water. It also has a refrigerant gas like an air conditioner has, which flows in the pipes connecting the different internal components of a heat pump water heater. These water heaters absorb the heat in the air and transfers it to the water in the storage, thus increasing the temperature of the water and releasing cool air outside. That is why one experiences coolness around these type of water heaters. In fact, it can actually be used for cooling the air too. Water Heaters with Heat Pumps not only heat the water, but they do so very efficiently and very quickly. This is because in addition to the electricity they consume, they also take the heat from the air to heat the water.