Heat Pump Water Heater Price in India

Heat pump water heater for home and commercial use

A heat pump water heater, also called a heat pump geyser, is built for people who use a lot of hot water every day and want a smaller power bill. It collects heat that is already in the air and moves it into the tank, with a heating element ready as backup. Below is what to know before you choose one.

How a heat pump geyser heats water

1. Heat extraction: a fan pulls air across the outdoor unit and a refrigerant picks up the heat from it.
2. Compression: a compressor raises that heat to a higher temperature.
3. Heat transfer: the heat passes into the water in the storage tank.
4. Backup heating: the built-in element adds heat when you need faster heating.

Heat pump water heater vs electric geyser

For energy use and running cost, a heat pump water heater is the better pick. An electric geyser wins only on a lower purchase price and a smaller footprint.

Heat pump water heater price in India

The price of a heat pump water heater depends on the tank size and your site. Because every site is different, we quote each order instead of listing one fixed price. Call us or tap Get a Quote on the product page. Keep the tank size, the number of users and the type of building ready, and our team will take it from there.

200 ltr and 300 ltr heat pump water heater

The 200 ltr heat pump water heater is the practical pick when hot water is shared by a smaller family. Choose the 300 ltr heat pump water heater when more people bathe in the same hour or you want one tank to feed several bathrooms.

What it costs to run

We compare yearly electricity cost for a household of 5 to 6 people using up to 300 litres of hot water a day, at ₹8 per unit.

Heat pump water heater for home

For a villa, a large flat or a home with several bathrooms, one central tank gives every tap the same hot water without a separate geyser in each room. That also means one unit to service instead of several.

Commercial heat pump water heater for hotels

Boutique hotels and small establishments need hot water at the same time in many rooms. A larger tank and a heat pump that runs on low power suit that pattern. Share your room count with our team and we will suggest the capacity.

What to check before you buy

• Tank size: match it to the number of people and bathrooms.
• Power supply: the unit works on a 220 to 240 V, 50 Hz supply.
• Quote: get the price for your site from our team before you decide.

Looking for something smaller? See our full range of water heaters and geysers.

Yearly cost figures are based on internal lab test conditions. Your actual bill depends on usage and ambient conditions.