Convert Air to Savings!
The Future: Heat Pump Hot Water
A heat pump hot water system is an energy-efficient alternative to traditional electric or gas water heaters. It works by extracting heat from the air and transferring it to water, using a small amount of electricity to power the process.
This method is significantly more efficient because it leverages renewable energy from the environment rather than relying solely on electricity or gas. As a result, heat pump hot water systems can reduce energy consumption by up to 80%, leading to substantial savings on utility bills and a lower environmental impact. Ideal for eco-conscious homeowners, these systems offer reliable and sustainable hot water solutions.
Why choose CBR for hot water?
CBR is the perfect choice to provide you with a heat pump hot water system, especially if you are already purchasing other energy-efficient products from us such as solar PV or a battery. We recommend heat pump technology (and LED lighting) as part of a ‘whole of house’ energy-saving solution.
We pride ourselves on using our own installers for the electrical work , ensuring the highest standards of workmanship and reliability. Our Plumbing Installation Partners combine with us to provide an end-to-end seamless experience, from consultation to site inspection, and to installation and ongoing support.
There are a range of subsidies and rebates available for heat pumps and they vary from State to State. Our energy experts will be able to explain the subsidies and make sure you get your entitlements.
Choose CBR and join us in our mission to create a greener, cleaner future!
iStore - Air to Energy
The iStore heat pump range offers 2 capacities - 180 and 270 litres.
If you are already interested in getting a solar system from us, then the iStore 180 or 270 litre tanks could be the ideal complimentary piece for an energy-saving ‘whole of house’ solution.
Features
Make the most of your solar power system with this effective battery alternative
Reduce your electricity bills
Lower your annual carbon emissions
Increase the value of your property
Access Federal & State Government incentives
Battery Alternative
The iStore takes in PV energy that would otherwise be redirected back to the grid or sent to a far more expensive battery for later use. This allows you to make the most of your solar energy system, by converting all that excess energy into hot water for your home, providing fantastic savings!
Lower your annual carbon emissions
We all need to do our part for the environment, and the iStore can help reduce your home’s carbon emissions by as much as 4 tonnes annually.
Access Federal & State Government Incentives
Australian Federal Government Clean Energy Regulator approved, receive up to a $1,080 incentive once your iStore system is installed.
Why Choose CBR for your Heat Pump Hot Water System?
CBR is the perfect choice to provide you with a heat pump hot water system, especially if you are already purchasing other energy-efficient products from us such as solar PV or a battery. We recommend heat pump technology as part of a ‘whole of house’ energy-saving solution.
We pride ourselves on using our own installers for the electrical work , ensuring the highest standards of workmanship and reliability. Our Plumbing Installation Partners combine with us to provide an end-to-end seamless experience, from consultation to site inspection, and to installation and ongoing support.
Choose CBR Renewable Energy Solutions for your heat pump hot water needs and join us in our mission to create a greener, cleaner future with top-tier, energy-efficient solutions.
Is Heat Pump Technology Right for You?
Contact us to learn more about heat pump solutions for your home or business.
iStore - How it Works
A fan draws in air, containing heat energy, across the evaporator.
The evaporator turns the liquid refrigerant into a gas.
The compressor pressurises the refrigerant into a hot gas.
The hot gas inside the condenser coil heats the water inside the coil-wrapped tank.
The refrigerant reverts back to a liquid after heating the water and continues to the evaporator for the process to start again.
The cycle continues until the set target temperature is achieved.
As water is used in the home, the cycle will restart once the temperature in the lower section of the tank has dropped 12 degrees below the target temperature.