Heat Pump Tumble Dryers
If you're seeking a tumbler that is more eco-friendly and more economical to run, as well as gentle on your clothes, then a heat pump model could be the one for you.
A heat pump dryer operates by absorbing water from your clothes using hot air, then collecting it in a reservoir prior to being re-used again.
They're less expensive than other vehicles for running
Heat pump tumble dryers consume less energy than condenser or vented models, as they don't have to heat the air. Instead, they use warm air from the previous cycle and use electricity to heat the water vapour they pull out of your clothes. You'll save money on your bill for utilities and help protect the environment.
In addition to that, the Adaptive Fan control automatically adjusts the fan speed to reduce energy consumption and drying time, resulting in a uniform drying result. This helps to ensure that your laundry is dried at a lower temperature that is healthier for your clothes and the environment.
UniMac provides industrial heat pump tumble drying machines for laundry operations that don't require vent ducting. These machines are easy to set up and do not require ventilation systems because they recycle all of the wasted 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 are built to deliver outstanding results every year. These models also have features that make them more convenient to use, including an ergonomically placed door that is easy to open and close and an Anti-crease action which prevents creases until textiles are ready to be removed.
Visit Aztec Appliance today to see our complete selection of tumble dryers with vents that are energy efficient, eco-friendly and long-lasting. Our knowledgeable sales staff can help you find the perfect laundry solution for your home and lifestyle.
You'll feel more confident in your clothes
The heat pump tumble dryer is an innovative advancement in laundry technology that takes your standard tumble dryer to the next level. It is the gold standard in energy efficiency, soft fabric treatment, and long-term cost savings.
Heat pump tumble dryers might cost more initially, but you will save a lot on your electricity bill. Plus, you'll also find that they dry your clothes more gently, which makes them last longer.
In the case of a heat-pump tumble dryer , warm air is in the drum and absorbed by your wet clothing. This air then goes through an evaporator, which separates the hot water from the cold air and then pumps it into a tank (or reservoir). The dry, warm air is then used in the drum several times during the drying cycle.
This process uses considerably less energy than condenser and vented dryers that release the hot air they use to dry into the atmosphere, leaving your utility bills to climb. The tumble dryers that use heat pump operate at lower temperatures to shield your clothing from wear and tear.
They're more clean as they don't let excessive moisture in the home, which helps to limit the growth of mildew and mould. It also keeps your clothes cleaner for longer. Heat pump dryers also often feature moisture sensors to assist you in determining the optimal drying time and avoid over drying.
The tumble dryers with a heat pump are closed systems that produce cooler, dehumidified air. This helps keep your home cool and reduce the strain on your cooling and heating system. They are quieter than traditional tumble dryers and can be used in any part of the house.
Another great thing about the tumble dryers with a heat pump is that they don't have to be connected to a plumbing system because the water is collected and stored in a tank you can empty straight into your sink. You can install them anywhere within your home. Even in your shed or garage. All you require is an electrical outlet close by.
They're also more eco-friendly.
A tumbler with a heat pump is much more environmentally friendly than a vented dryer even they both use electricity to dry your laundry. This is because a heat pump dryer uses energy to heat up the air that enters its drum, instead of heating the water it holds.
This helps reduce the amount of energy consumed and cuts down on your energy costs. Even though a dryer with a heating system costs more initially, it's an investment that is worth the cost for your home.
A heat pump tumbler makes use of up to 50% less electricity than a vented tumble dryer, making it the most energy-efficient tumble dryer on the market. With the unpredictable weather in the UK the need for a tumbler that can dry clothes indoors is essential for every household.
In addition to being more sustainable, a heat pump tumble dryer is also better for your clothes. Tumble drying can be damaging to fabrics, with high temperatures wearing away at them over time. The tumble dryers with heat pumps don't expose your laundry at these higher temperatures. This means that your favorite sweater will last longer and the delicate silk blouse you've chosen to wear can remain beautiful.
The release of microfibers from tumble dryers into the atmosphere is among the most significant problems associated with tumble drying. When your clothes rub against one other, microfibers are created. These tiny fibers are then sucked up by your tumbler and can enter our rivers and waterways. According to estimates that tumble dry your clothes, you'll generate ten times more microfibers per year than when you wash them by hand.
Researchers are now urging tumble dryers with filters to prevent these microfibers from being released into the environment. The heat pump tumble dryers have a filter made to capture these microfibers, and this can help limit the amount of them released into our rivers and lakes.
They're easy to move
Tumble dryers use plenty of energy, so if you are looking to cut down on your expenses and your environmental impact then the heat pump tumble dryer is a good option. They don't make hot air to dry your clothes; they reuse the warm air that's already in the machine and recycle the water that it draws from your laundry into an easy-to-empty reservoir.
They're not as popular as condenser and vented tumble dryers, but they're a good alternative if you have the space and the right environment to allow them to operate. Heat pump models are not only restricted to vented tumblers that must be connected to vent pipes and placed close to an external wall to allow the hot air they generate to escape. They can be installed anywhere, so long as you have a continuous supply of cool air.
Like vented tumble dryers heat pump models can be built in or freestanding on a stud wall, so you'll still have plenty of options for the best place to put your laundry. They are also easier to move when you move houses since they don't require any ducting or vent pipes to be connected to.
Heat pump dryers may take a little longer to dry your clothes than tumble dryers, however, they usually only take just a few minutes longer. Additionally, they're less abrasive on your clothes since they dry them at an lower temperature, which is good news if you have sensitive skin or are concerned about your favorite sweaters getting worn out by the high temperatures.
They tend to be more expensive in the beginning, but they can save you money over time by reducing your electricity bills and your environmental impact. Shop around to find the best price on the right model for your needs. You'll be happy you did!