A tumble dryer that uses heat pump technology is a good investment in energy efficiency. It will cost more than standard models but you will save a lot in electricity bills.
It's also more quiet and gentle on your clothes, making it the perfect option for families.
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 using hot air that is blown in from the outside, then recycles it and reuses it. This makes them much more energy efficient, which means you can reduce your energy bill and help the environment. They can also handle larger load than vented or condenser dryers.
The majority of our tumble dryers with heat pumps come with an A++ rating for energy efficiency. They're a great alternative to a condenser dryer, since they don't use heat elements and can be put in anywhere in your home. They typically dry 8kg of laundry within 2 hours, which is around half the time it takes for a condenser dryer to do the same.
Because they operate at lower temperatures They operate at lower temperatures. Therefore, tumble dryers with heat pumps are gentler on your clothes too. They usually have special programmes for delicate clothing such as woollens and use moisture sensors to determine the perfect drying time for each load. Some models have an eco mode that reduces the temperature to conserve energy.
The door's large opening of a heat pump tumble dryer makes it simple to load and unload the drum even with larger items of clothing. The internal light will let you monitor the drying process of your laundry. It will turn on after the cycle is completed. This will allow you to identify any small or forgotten items that require extra care or reduce creases so ironing is easier.
All tumble dryers made by heat pump require regular maintenance. This includes cleaning out the lint filters to prevent fire hazards. Certain models come with an inbuilt filter that is able to collect fluff and other debris automatically, but most require you to manually take the lint from the filter every month at a minimum. This is crucial because not cleaning your filter regularly can lead to a buildup of dust which causes the machine to use more energy.
Energy efficiency
The heat pump tumble dryer is one of the most energy-efficient tumble dryers available on the market. It uses hot air to absorb water from the laundry and then collects it into the tank (reservoir) that is then re-heated. The heated air is then circulated through the drum, helping your clothes dry faster.
They also use less electricity than a conventional condenser tumbler, saving the average of PS330 per year on energy bills for your household. These dryers are great for large families that need to dry quickly a lot of clothes.
They work at a lower drying temperature than condenser tumblers, so your clothes stay beautiful longer and have less chance of causing annoying shrinkage. They are also more sustainable for the environment as they do not produce harmful gasses and are quieter than other dryers.
Additionally, a heat pump dryer doesn't need an external hose connector since it makes use of the hot air within the home to dry the laundry. This makes it more flexible because it can be used in any part of the house.
Comparing to conventional condenser tumblers with a B rating, a heat pump dryer that is equipped with an A+++ energy label saves approximately EUR 1545 over the life of the product (based on 160 cycles). This is because they consume less electricity and operate at a lower temperature of drying.
If you're considering an A+++ tumble dryer heat source, you'll want to ensure that it is compatible with your home. Installation instructions can be found on the site of the manufacturer. If you want to ensure that the appliance is installed in a safe manner and correctly, consider hiring an expert. It is also important to check the lint filters regularly in case you don't do it, as failing to do so can be a fire hazard.
When it comes to washing your laundry, it is essential to follow the care guidelines on the labels for your garments. Temperature, spin speed, and the time of operation should be observed to the letter. Overloading your machine can cause some damage to your clothes and lead to a breakdown. So, be sure to only dry loads that can comfortably put in your dryer.
tumble dryer with heat pump that use heat pump technology consume less energy than traditional appliances because they recirculate warm air. The heat pump tumble dryers are also quieter because they don't use a vent to dry your clothes. Instead, they utilize the air in your home.
Often a tumble dryer heat pump is typically more expensive than a standard appliance however the cost will pay for itself in time as you reduce your energy bills and decrease your carbon footprint. Some models have digital displays that show the amount of energy you use, so you can track the savings. This is ideal for people who want to track their energy usage and change their consumption habits.
Many of our tumble dryers feature special programmes that are designed to gently dry your clothing while caring for them. This is due to the unique heat pump technology which recirculates warm air inside the dryer and shields delicate clothes from extreme temperatures. It's also because of this that these machines have a higher energy efficiency rating than traditional vented tumble dryers, with most having an A+ rating.
A few of our heat-pump tumble dryers are connected via Bluetooth or Wi-Fi, allowing you to monitor and control the dryer using your smartphone. This is particularly beneficial for those who live far from home and have an active lifestyle. Our smart appliances can be controlled with voice commands with the Amazon Alexa app or Google Assistant.
Our dryers also have smart sensors that can tell when the laundry is finished and will automatically stop the cycle. This means you do not have to remember to shut off the program. This feature is especially important for couples or families with a large number of children who are required to manage many different tasks.
Other features available in our range of heat pump tumble dryers include a double action filter that catches fluff which reduces the need to clean it as often as. This will keep your tumbler working at its best for longer and decrease the likelihood of it developing an unpleasant smell. Some models come with a clean alarm which reminds you to clean the filter, making the task easier to handle.
Design
A+ tumble dryer heat pump technology re-uses the warmth from your laundry cycle to help make drying more efficient, so you'll reduce your energy costs. The lower temperatures will help to maintain your clothes which will reduce shrinkage.
Contrary to vented dryers pump models don't need vents outside and can be put in any place in your home. So you have the freedom to choose a space where it will work best, such as your bathroom, kitchen, or laundry room.
You can also take control of your energy usage by making use of the energy-saving options on these models, which include a timer and auto-dry functions that will optimise drying settings to suit your load size. Other features include a light on the drum to help you find smaller items that are often forgotten and i-Time functions to extend your drying cycles.
Our dryers come with a variety of innovative technologies to keep your laundry looking beautiful, including the 6th SENSE technology and Honeycomb drum for easy ironing and less creasing. Our FreshCare+ treatment stops bad odours from accumulating inside your appliance, for up to 6 hours after the cycle is complete.
A sleek, interactive display makes it simple to select your programs and set their durations with the push of the button. Additionally, we have added a buzzer to the end of each cycle to remind you to unload your clothes.
The auto-clean function will keep your condenser clean and ensure an A+rating for a longer time. The dual filter reduces lint to improve drying performance. The Allergy Care Cycle helps to reduce 99.9 percent live dust mites and can help reduce respiratory and allergic issues.
