Heat Pump Tumble Dryers
If you're seeking a tumbler that is greener and more economical to run, as well as gentle on your clothes, a heat pump model could be the perfect choice for you.
A heat pump dryer functions by absorbing the water from your clothing using hot air, then collecting it in a reservoir before being used again.
They're cheaper to run
Heat pump tumble dryers use less energy than vented or condenser models, because they don't have to heat the air. They reuse the warm air from previous cycles and only use electricity to warm the water vapour they draw from your clothes. You'll save money on energy bills and also help conserve the environment.
The Adaptive Fan Control automatically adjusts the speed of the fan to decrease drying time and conserve energy. This guarantees a uniform drying process. This ensures that your laundry is dried at a lower temperature, which is better for your clothes and the environment.
UniMac provides industrial heat pump tumble drying machines for laundry operations that don't require venting ducting. These machines are easy to set up and do not require ventilation systems as they reuse 100% of the waste air, quickly cooling it to remove moisture, before heating it to allow heat to be re-inject into the drying cylinder.
Our ENERGY STAR-certified models have been designed to deliver outstanding results year after. They also feature features that allow for easier work, like an ergonomically positioned door that is easy to open and close and an Anti-crease feature that loosens the textiles at regular intervals and prevents creasing until they are ready to be removed.
Visit Aztec Appliance today to see our entire selection of tumble dryers with vents that are eco-friendly, high-efficiency and long-lasting. Our knowledgeable sales staff will assist you in finding the perfect laundry solution for your home and your lifestyle.
You'll feel more confident in your clothes
The heat pump tumble dryer is a breakthrough in laundry technology that elevates your standard tumble dryer to the next level. It's the gold standard in energy efficiency, gentle fabric care and cost savings over the long run.
The tumble dryers with a heat pump might cost more initially, but you will save lots of money on your electricity bill. Additionally, you'll notice that they dry your clothes more gently - which will make them last longer.
In the case of a heat-pump tumble dryer, warm air is being blown into the drum, and absorbed by wet clothing. The air is then pumped into reservoirs or tanks using an evaporator which separates water from hot, dry air. The warm, dry air is then re-used within the drum numerous times throughout the drying process.
This process requires significantly less energy than condenser and vented dryers, which release the hot air they use for drying into the air, which causes your energy bills to rise. Heat pump tumble dryers work at lower temperatures to protect your clothes from wear and damage.
Heat pump dryers are more hygiene-friendly because they don't permit excess moisture to enter the home. This reduces the growth of mildew and mould and also keeps your clothes cleaner for longer. Heat pump dryers often have moisture sensors that can help you determine the best drying duration and stop overdrying.
As they are closed systems that is closed, heat pump tumble dryers also create cooler, dehumidified and cooled air that will keep your home feeling at ease and reduce the load on your heating or cooling system. They are more quiet than traditional tumble dryers and can be used in any area of the home.
The tumble dryers with a heat pump are also great since they don't require plumbing. The water is stored in a tank which you can empty directly into your sink. This means that you can put them in any space of your home, or even in a shed or garage. All you require is a power source close by.
They're also more eco-friendly.
A tumble-dryer with a heat pump is more environmentally friendly than a dryer that uses electricity, despite the fact that both utilize electricity to dry laundry. This is because a hot-pump dryer makes use of energy to heat the air that goes through its drum instead of the water.
This will reduce your energy bills and the amount of energy you use. Even though a dryer with a heating system costs more upfront, it is a good investment for your home.
In reality a heat pump tumble dryer consumes up to 50% less energy than a vented dryer which makes it the most efficient tumble dryer available. With the unpredictable weather in the UK throwing a wrench in your outdoor drying plans having a tumbler inside that can dry your clothes whenever you'd like is an essential investment for any household.
A tumble dryer that is heated will also be better for your clothes. The high temperatures that tumble drying can harm fabrics. Tumble dryers that use heat pumps won't expose your laundry at the higher temperatures. This means that your favorite jumper can last longer and that your delicate silk blouse can remain beautiful.
The release of microfibers from tumble dryers into the atmosphere is among the major issues associated with tumble drying. Microfibers are formed when the fabric of your clothes rubs against itself, and these tiny fibers will be released by the tumble dryer and then enter our rivers and waterways. According to studies that tumble dry your clothes, you'll produce 10 times more microfibers every year than when you wash them by hand.
Researchers are now urging tumble dryers that have filters to prevent these microfibers from being released into the environment. Heat pump tumble dryers have filters that are designed to capture microfibers. This reduces the amount of microfibers released into our rivers and waterways.
They're easy to move
Heat pump tumble dryers are an excellent option if you're looking to reduce your energy costs and also impact on the environment. They don't make hot air to dry your clothes; they use the warm air that's already in the machine and reclaim the water it draws from your laundry into a convenient reservoir.
They're not as popular as condenser or vented tumble dryers however they're a great option if you have the space and the proper environment for them to operate. Unlike vented tumble dryers, which must be placed close to an external wall and connected to a vent pipe that allows the hot air they produce to escape into the outside world They can be installed anywhere in your home, so long as there's a steady supply of cool air to ensure they run efficiently.
They are available as built-in or freestanding models, so there are still plenty of options regarding the location you'd like to put your laundry. They're also simpler to move in the event of a house move, as they don't require vent pipes or ducting to be connected to.
Although heat pump dryers take a little longer to dry your clothes than traditional tumble dryers, they're typically only a few minutes longer. They are also less abrasive to your clothes since they dry at a lower heat. This is great when you have delicate or old clothes.
They tend to be more expensive in the beginning however they can save you money in the long run by reducing your energy bills and environmental impact. Shop around to find the lowest price on the model that meets your needs. You'll be happy you did!