Net Zero Hot Water System
by Waterware
Auckland
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Home heating and cooling technology is rapidly improving and Waterware is setting the pace. Throw away those redundant gas and standard electric hot water solutions. Instead, Waterware utilises a combination of solar PV, air to water heat pump, and a hot water storage system, to efficiently provide the domestic hot water requirements for multi-unit and high capacity hot water applications with our Net Zero Hot Water System.
Supporting the heat pump with a PV system can achieve a 100% offset of the power required to drive the system annually. The control system allows the heat pumps to boost the water temperature in the tanks when the PV system is producing power and coast when the system is using grid energy.
Twin electric elements in the buffer provide backup to the system and the indirect nature of the heat pump and heat exchanger extends the plant's life, especially in hard water environments.
The Waterware solution is ideal for all applications where large quantities of hot water are required and low running cost and low carbon footprint are important metrics. The capital cost of this system is not prohibitively expensive when you consider the other non-renewable alternatives, and it meets the market need of extremely low running cost with the environmental concerns of energy use addressed.
Waterware is a solution-based business, we take an approach that highlights the importance of reaching solutions rather than focusing on problems. This philosophy is across the business - from heating, cooling systems and hot water, designed specifically for New Zealand homes and commercial spaces, to quality and on-trend bathroomware that is both affordable and robust.
Product Details
- Product
- Net Zero Hot Water System
- Category
- Air to Water Heat Pumps
- Sold by
- Waterware
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Home heating and cooling technology is rapidly improving and Waterware is setting the pace.
Throw away those redundant gas and standard electric hot water solutions. Instead, Waterware utilises a combination of solar PV, air to water heat pump, and a hot water storage system, to efficiently provide the domestic hot water requirements for multi-unit and high capacity hot water applications with our Net Zero Hot Water System.
Supporting the heat pump with a PV system can achieve a 100% offset of the power required to drive the system annually. The control system allows the heat pumps to boost the water temperature in the tanks when the PV system is producing power and coast when the system is using grid energy.
Twin electric elements in the buffer provide backup to the system and the indirect nature of the heat pump and heat exchanger extends the plant's life, especially in hard water environments.
The Waterware solution is ideal for all applications where large quantities of hot water are required and low running cost and low carbon footprint are important metrics. The capital cost of this system is not prohibitively expensive when you consider the other non-renewable alternatives, and it meets the market need of extremely low running cost with the environmental concerns of energy use addressed.
Waterware is a solution-based business, we take an approach that highlights the importance of reaching solutions rather than focusing on problems. This philosophy is across the business - from heating, cooling systems and hot water, designed specifically for New Zealand homes and commercial spaces, to quality and on-trend bathroomware that is both affordable and robust.
- System Description
An aroTHERM air to water heat pump is connected to a 40L buffer which recovers the hot water cylinders via the habanero HX recovery system.
The heat pump is supported by a 5kW PV system which is designed to 100% offset the power required to drive the system annually. The control system allows the heat pumps to boost the water temperature in the tanks when the PV system is producing power and coast when the system is using grid energy.
Twin electric elements in the buffer provide back up to the system. The indirect nature of the heat pump and heat exchanger extends the plants life, especially in hard water environments.
Major Components
- aroTHERM 16kW air to water heat pump
- Fronius Inverter
- aroTHERM buffer tank
- aroTHERM hydrobox controller
- VRC 700 cascade controller
- Protank commercial series
- Protank Habanero recovery system
- Caleffi safety & temperature control valves
- Solar Panels
Downloads
Downloads (5)5 Direct downloads • 6 Available on request
Frequently asked questions about
Net Zero Hot Water System
The Net Zero Hot Water System is supplied by Waterware. It is also on their website, and you can browse every product Waterware lists on ArchiPro.
Waterware does not publish a price for the Net Zero Hot Water System on ArchiPro. for pricing, or visit their website.
It is listed under Air to Water Heat Pumps on ArchiPro, where you can compare it with air to water heat pumps from other suppliers.
Yes. Waterware provides example net zero system description, renewable hot water brochure and net zero brochure for it, in the Downloads section above, alongside an ArchiPro spec sheet. More of their files are on their downloads page.
from this page, see their contact details on ArchiPro, or visit their website. The Waterware profile on ArchiPro has the rest of their products.
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