Dual iStore

Heat Pumps Hot Water Systems Supplied and Installed To Your Karawara Home Today.

Forget Gas, Forget Electric. Heat Pump Technology is the future of Hot water systems across Karawara

Start Saving on Your Monthly Hot Water Bills Today with iStore Heat Pumps - Save Massively Each Month!

The iStore Heat Pumps are designed to reduce the cost of hot water generation for residents of Karawara. Electric hot water generation is the single largest contributor of household electricity costs, by using electric storage you can significantly reduce your heating costs.

Using iStore's technology will greatly reduce your electricity costs while utilising effectively a renewable energy source.

iStore use's a type of technology that converts air into hot water through the method of thermal energy transfer.

6 Reasons Why Karawara residents Should use iStore Heat Pump

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Economical:

The 4 operating modes intelligently adapt to all situations
 including a hybrid mode for when additional guests are staying over and a vacation mode for when you are away on holidays.

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Optimal Design:

The external wrap around the heating coil, that provides maximum thermal energy transfer without the need for anti-corrosion connections.

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Easy to Install:

The iStore is quick and easy to install thanks to its light weight and refined design. Depending on your current system, the installation process can take up to 2 hours.

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Low Consumption:

The iStore consumes 1000w for the average resident of Karawara of energy per hour during the air-to-energy process, which represents 3000 to 4000 watts in total for an average heating cycle of 3-4 hours.

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Money and Energy Savings:

Heating water for the home accounts for up to 25% of the total energy usage for the average Australian household. iStore reduces water heating consumption by 2/3, while reducing CO2 emissions by 4 tonnes.

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Cost Effective:

Thanks to renewable incentives, an iStore costs under $3000 and could save a household in Karawara up to $950 per year on power bills. Which would mean that the iStore Heat Pump would pay for its self in just 3 years.

How The iStore Works:


1. The fan draws in air that contains heat energy which moves across the evaporator.


2. The liquid refrigerant is turned into a gas by the evaporator.


3. The refrigerant is pressurised by a compressor which turns the refrigerant into a hot gas.


4. The hot gas inside the condenser coil will then heat the water inside the coil-wrapping tank.


5. After heating the water the refrigerant reverts back to a liquid and continues on to the evaporator to begin the process again.


6. The cycle will repeat until the temperature that has been set has been achieved


7. While the water is being used in the home, the cycle will restart once the tank temperature has dropped to below 45 degrees celsius.

How it Works

Technical Specifications:


Product Specifications
Heating capacitykW3.4
Water tank capacityL270 L
Power inputkW0.94
Running currentA3.97
Power supply240V~/50H z
Rated outlet water temp.°C60
Air volumem ³/ h450
Noise @ 1 mdB (A)46.6
Water inlet / outlet sizeBSB / mm20
Back up elementkW1.5
IP RatingX4

Dimensions
Height1955 mm
Diameter640 mm
Height to water inlet99 mm
Height to water outlet1194 mm
Hot water condensation
Height to PTR valve.
Height to anode1094 mm
Net weight157 kg

Warranty Information
Cylinder5 years
Refrigeration & electrical2 years
All other components1 years
iStore Tech Diagrams
Water Heating Cost Comparison:

Hot water heating contributes to up to a quarter of the total electric costs for the average Australian household in Karawara.

Heat Pump hot water systems reduces hot water heating consumption by two thirds from conventional electric or gas storage systems, while reducing CO2 Emissions by 4 tonnes.

Installing an iHeat Pump could save you up to $950 per year on your energy bills.

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Energy Consumption:

Energy consumption in KWh per year based on 160L hot water used per day*

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