A tumbler with heat pump technology is an excellent investment in energy efficiency. It may cost more than conventional models but you will save money on electric bills.
It's also less noisy and gentle on your clothes, which makes it an ideal choice for a family.
Capacity
While traditional tumble dryers utilize a lot of heat to remove the moisture from your laundry, a heat pump tumble dryer absorbs the water with hot air that is blown in from the outside air, and then recycles and reuses it. They are also more energy efficient that means you'll save money on your electric bill while also being kind to the environment. They also generally have more capacity than vented and condenser tumble dryers, meaning they can handle bigger loads in one move.
This is why you'll see that the majority of our heat pump tumble dryers are equipped with an A+energy rating of ++. They're an excellent alternative to a condenser dryer, as they don't have heating elements and can be put in anywhere in your home. They can dry 8kg in about two hours. This is half the time condenser tumblers require to achieve the same.
Because they operate at lower temperatures They operate at lower temperatures. Therefore, tumble dryers with heat pump s are gentler on your clothes as well. They have programs specifically designed for delicate clothes, such as woollens. They also employ moisture sensors to determine the best drying time for each load. Some models have an eco mode which reduces the temperature to help conserve energy.
The wide door opening of a heat-pump tumble dryer allows you to load and unload larger clothes. The internal light will also allow you to monitor the drying process of your laundry. The light will be on once the cycle is completed. This can help you spot any small or unnoticed items that require more attention, or minimise creases for easier ironing.
All tumble dryers that use heat pumps need regular maintenance, including cleaning the lint filter to avoid fire hazards. Some models have an inbuilt filter that is able to collect fluff and other debris automatically, however most require you to manually remove the lint from the filter at least once a month. It's important to do this on a regular basis as not cleaning it regularly can result in a build-up of dust that causes the machine consume more energy than necessary.
Energy efficiency
A tumble dryer that is heated is the most efficient tumbler on the market. It uses hot air to absorb water from the laundry and then collects it into tanks (reservoir) that is then re-heated. The re-heated air is passed back through the drum, allowing your clothes dry faster and more efficiently.
They use less electricity than a condenser tumble-dryer which means you'll save on average PS330 per annum in household energy bills. These dryers are ideal for large families that need to quickly dry a lot of clothes.
They dry clothes at a lower temperature than condenser dryers. This means that your clothes will stay more elegant and less likely to shrink. They are also better for the planet because they don't emit harmful gasses and are quieter than other dryers.
A heat pump dryer does not require an external hose as it makes use of hot air inside the home to dry laundry. This makes it more adaptable and is able to be used in any room of the house.
A heat pump dryer with a A+energy label could save you up to EUR 1545 in the long run compared to conventional condenser dryers that are B-rated (based on 160 cycles). These savings are made possible due to the fact that they use less electricity and operate at lower temperatures.
When you're choosing an A+++ tumble dryer heat source you'll need to make sure it's compatible with your home. Instructions for installation are available on the manufacturer's site. If you want to ensure that your appliance is installed safely and correctly, you should consider hiring a professional. Be sure to check the lint filter regularly because they could pose a fire risk.
When you wash your laundry, you need to follow the care instructions on the labels of your fabric. Temperature, spin speed and time of operation must be observed to the letter. Overloading the machine could damage your clothes and cause it to fail. Therefore, make sure you only dry loads that can comfortably put in your dryer.
Noise
Heat pump tumble dryers use less energy than standard appliances since they circulate warm air. The tumble dryers with a heat pump are also quieter since they don't have a vent to dry your clothes. Instead, they use the air in your home.
Often a tumble dryer heat pump can be more expensive than a standard appliance, but the expense will be recouped over time when you lower your electric bills and reduce the environmental footprint. Some models will even have a digital display showing you your energy consumption so that you can see the savings you're generating. This is ideal for people who want to keep track of their energy consumption and modify their habits of consumption.
A lot of our heat pump tumble dryers come with special programs designed to take care of your clothing and ensure they look stunning while being gently dried. This is due to the special heat pump technology which recirculates warm air inside the machine and protects delicate clothing from high temperatures. These machines also have a higher energy rating than traditional vented dryers. They typically have an A+ rating.
A few of our heat pump tumble dryers can be connected to Wi-Fi or Bluetooth that allows you to monitor and control the appliance using your smartphone. This is especially useful when you are away from home or have a busy schedule. Our smart appliances can be controlled by voice commands using the Amazon Alexa app or Google Assistant.
Our dryers also have smart sensors that can tell when your laundry is done and then automatically stop the cycle. This means you don't need to remember to end the program. This feature is especially important for families with large numbers of people or couples who have to juggle many different activities.
Other features you can find in our selection of tumble dryers with heat pumps include a double-action filter that catches fluff which reduces the need to clean it as often as. This means that your tumbler is less likely to produce a smell, and will continue functioning at its best for a longer period of time. Some models come with an alarm that cleans the filter and reminds you to complete the job.
Design
The A+tumble-dryer heat pumps technology uses the warmth from your washing cycle to improve drying efficiency, saving you money on energy bills. The lower temperatures also mean your fabrics are taken better to take care of, decreasing shrinkage and taking the stress off delicate fabrics.
Unlike vented dryers, heat pump models don't require vents outside and can be installed anywhere within your home. Therefore, you're free to choose a space where it will work best in your bathroom, kitchen, or laundry room.
These models also come with energy-saving features, like auto-dry or timer functions that can optimize the drying settings to your load's size. Other features include a LED on the drum to help locate smaller items that are often missed and i-Time capabilities to extend your drying cycles.
Our dryers are outfitted with a variety of innovative technologies to keep your laundry looking fantastic, including the 6th SENSE technology and Honeycomb drums that allow for faster ironing and less creasing. And our FreshCare+ treatment prevents bad odours from accumulating inside your appliance, for up to 6 hours after the cycle is complete.
A stylish interactive display allows you to select your programmes and set their durations with the click of the button. Additionally, we have added a buzzer to the end of each cycle to remind you to take off your clothes.
The auto-clean function will keep your condenser clean and ensure an A+rating for a long time. The dual filter helps reduce dust for better drying performance. Additionally, the Allergy Care cycle eliminates 99.9% of live dust mites that live in your home, assisting to reduce respiratory and allergy issues.
