What is Tumble Dryer Heat Pump?

If you're looking to cut down on your energy bills, and be more eco-friendly and keep your clothes in good condition, an electric tumble dryer is the perfect choice.

Models with heat pumps are different from condenser or vented dryers recycle the hot air they consume. They require longer drying time, but are well worth the long wait.

They use less energy

In a time where sustainability and energy efficiency are increasingly important, choosing the right household appliances can make all the difference. And, when tumble dryers are concerned there are a variety of choices available which can be quite different in terms of drying times, quality and running costs. Which one is the best for you? Condenser, heat pump or vented?

Heat pump tumble dryers are more efficient than their counterparts. They do this because they utilize the air that is already warm instead of creating their own heat as a vented tumble dryer or condenser. This means they need much less energy to operate, which can dramatically lower your electricity costs over time.

They also do not need to vent humid air outside since they utilize the same air. They can be placed anywhere, making them a useful and flexible option. Particularly if you don't have the space to hang your clothes outside or are in an area with a bad climate, heat pump tumble dryers can be a very useful and efficient option for you.

Although heat pump tumble dryers do cost more upfront than other types of tumble dryers but the amount they save in energy costs quickly compensates for this. Heat pump tumble dryers also take a little longer time to dry your clothes as compared to other tumble dryers however this is due to the fact that they use a lower temperature to protect your clothes and stop them from wearing out as quickly.

Many people are concerned that tumble drying their clothes can cause severe damage, and over time can cause irreparable damage to their clothes. This is because tumble dryers typically can reach temperatures that are extremely hot that can cause havoc on various colors and fabrics. By using a lower temperature and by extracting moisture instead of release it as steam, heat pump tumble dryers can make sure that your clothes are safe from the elements and remain in top condition for longer.

A special membrane separates the hot and cold air, ensuring that your clothes stay protected and do not get worn out over time. Additionally, since they don't have to heat up to such a high temperature it means they can work even during harsher weather conditions.

They're more environmentally-friendly

A heat pump dryer functions differently than traditional tumble dryers. They reuse the heated air that is used to dry your clothes, instead of dispersing it into the air. This means they consume less energy to dry your clothes. This makes them more eco-friendly and is better for your wallet as well as the environment.

The temperature of the air used to dry your clothes has a profound impact on the condition of your clothing. Fabrics shrink or get distorted when exposed to high temperature for prolonged periods of time. With a tumble dryer that uses a heat pump, you can avoid this issue because it uses the lowest drying temperature. This means that your clothes will last longer and require less repairs.

You can expect to reduce energy costs by using a heater. This could save you an enormous amount of money over the course one year, or more based on the frequency you make use of it. The reduced running costs can also assist in reducing power bills during the daytime.

The heat pump dryers can help you save energy and are gentler on your clothes. They are less rough on fabric and prints, meaning your clothes will last longer than traditional dryers. You'll save money on electricity and on changing your clothes.

A tumbler with a heat pump does not require an external vent. It can be put in any place within the home. The tank needs to be kept clean. It should be emptied every so often to stop mold and mildew from growing.

Interested in buying a heat pump tumble dryer? There is a wide variety of models at Stellisons Electrical. Explore our entire range online, or visit our showroom to see our selection in person. We're always available to answer your questions regarding our products and service.

They're also more affordable

Tumble dryers can be a drain on your household electric bills, but heat pump tumble dryers use far less energy. You'll save money on electricity bills and help the environment.

The clothes dryers that use heat pumps recycle the warm air. Electric dryers that are conventionally used are heated by heating elements. The evaporator extracts the moisture from the heated air and then transfers it into a storage tank where it can be reused several times. In the end, heat pump tumble dryers can be as much as 50 percent more energy efficient than condenser and vented models.

In the long run, they're also more affordable to run. They use less energy and waste less which means you'll pay less in utility bills. Since they operate at lower temperatures, heat pump tumble dryers are kinder to your clothing, keeping fabrics in their best condition for longer.

In addition, heat pump tumble dryers don't need a vent to operate - unlike vented tumble dryers that need to be plumbed in and fitted with a hose that leads outside the home, they can be located anywhere. They are an excellent choice for those who live in a tiny space, such as a rented apartment or a flat.

Heat pump tumble dryers aren't as expensive as they used to be, but they still cost more than vented and condenser models. They're a great option for those looking to save money in the long term.

While heat pump tumble dryers are more expensive upfront, their lower running costs make them an excellent option for those trying to reduce costs for energy and contribute to the environment. Why not take a look at our range of reliable and affordable heat pump tumble dryers if considering one? You won't be disappointed by buying one!

They're simpler to move

You're likely to be aware that tumble dryers consume a lot of space in the home. They're essential if want your clothes to stay clean. However, if you're seeking a more sustainable option than hanging your laundry out to dry using a tumble dryer could be the right thing for you. Here's how the heat pump tumble dryer operates:

Heat pump tumble dryers reuse the air that is released by vented and condenser dryers. This lets them use less heat that is better for your clothes as well as your electricity bills.

When you turn on your tumble dryer, the heat pump begins to work by blowing air into the drum of your tumble dryer. The air picks up the moisture that is present in your wet clothes, carries it through an evaporator, and removes the moisture from the air. This warm, dry air is then reheated and sent back into your drum to continue drying. The tumble dryer with a heat pump is more efficient since it is a closed loop, closed-loop system.

Heat pump tumble dryers can be installed anywhere. While condenser tumblers and vented dryers require ventilation but heat pumps tumble dryers do not. As with a condenser tumble heatpump dryer, it doesn't require an externally vented hose however, it should be installed in a ventilated room since the warm air that reaches the evaporator has to be absorbed.

Similar to condenser tumblers models, a heat pump model will need to be periodically emptied of water. You can drain the water with a drainpipe, or you can let it drain into a tank of water. In addition to this, heat pump tumble dryers have lint screens and filters that must be cleaned regularly. Heat pump tumble dryers are still a great option for those looking to lower their energy costs and also be green despite the additional maintenance.