If you’ve been considering switching to an instant hot water system, you might want to look at the waste heat hot water system first. Today we’ll discuss how the waste heat hot water system compares to an instant hot water system and the benefits of installing a heat and chill recovery system.
The Waste Heat Hot Water System
A waste heat hot water system is designed to capture heat from other appliances and use it for domestic hot water heating. It typically comprises of a tank, a heat exchanger and a circulation pump. The tank is insulated to keep the stored water warm, while the circulation pump circulates warm water from the tank through the house plumbing in order to provide hot water on demand. The advantage of this type of system is that it can make use of energy that would otherwise be wasted by other appliances such as air conditioning systems or even fridges. This can result in significant energy savings compared to using an electric boiler or an instant hot water heater.
The Instant Hot Water System
An instant hot water system is usually an electric boiler that heats up cold mains supply on demand. This means that when someone turns on a tap somewhere in the house, cold mains supply will be heated up instantly before it comes out of the tap. The advantage of this type of system is that it provides hot water almost instantly, however it can be quite expensive as it requires a lot of energy to constantly heat up cold mains supply.
Comparing Energy Savings & Cost Reduction
A comparison between these two systems reveals that the waste heat hot water system can be much more energy efficient than an instant hot water system due to its ability to capture and reuse energy from other appliances. For example, if you were able to recover all of the wasted energy from your air conditioning unit and use it for domestic heating purposes, you could potentially save up to 25-30% on your energy bills each year! In terms of cost reduction, installing a waste heat hot water system can also be much more cost effective than an electric boiler as it requires less maintenance and fewer repairs over time.
The Benefits Of Installing A Heat And Chill Recovery System
In addition to saving money on your energy bills by using a waste heat hotwater system, you may also want to consider installing a heat and chill recovery systems which can further increase your savings by capturing both warm air (in summer) and cool air (in winter) from other sources such as air conditioning units or fridges, which can then be reused for heating or cooling purposes throughout your home. This type of system has been shown to reduce annual heating and cooling costs by up to 40%, making them incredibly efficient in terms of long-term savings!
Design And Installation Services Of Euroheat Australia
When looking into installing either type of system mentioned above, you may want to consider engaging with Euroheat Australia – Perth’s experts when it comes designing & constructing hydronic heating & cooling systems with 30 years experience in this sector. Their team are experienced in designing innovative solutions tailored specifically for your home’s unique requirements whilst also offering top-notch installation services so you can rest assured knowing they will get everything done right first time! So why not give them a call today?
