Experience energy-efficient water heating with Haier heat pumps — cutting-edge monoblock systems designed to lower electricity bills, reduce your carbon footprint, and deliver long-lasting performance. Haier heat pumps are engineered for reliability and sustainability, making them an ideal choice for modern Australian homes. Choose Haier heat pumps for smarter, greener hot water solutions.
Save up to 79% on your hot water energy use compared to conventional electric water heaters.
Utilizes R290 natural refrigerant – one of the lowest GWP options (GWP = 3) in the market today.
Works efficiently in ambient temperatures from -7°C to 45°C, perfect for year-round performance.
Control your system from anywhere using the SmartHQ™ App. Choose from 5 intelligent modes: Auto, Eco (Solar), Electric, Vacation, and Boost.
Choosing Haier heat pumps means cutting down on electricity bills, with savings of up to 70% compared to traditional electric water heaters. Haier heat pumps use advanced heat-transfer technology to maximise efficiency and reduce running costs — making Haier heat pumps a smart investment for both your wallet and the environment.
We love the built-in Wi-Fi module and SmartHQ App included with Haier heat pumps! It allows full control of the MONOBLOCK from anywhere. With Haier heat pumps, you can easily switch between five user modes using SmartHQ on your smartphone. This level of smart functionality is often a premium add-on in other heat pumps, so it’s refreshing to see it standard on Haier heat pumps’ MONOBLOCK units.
A monobloc heat pump is a single-unit system that handles heating and cooling without indoor components.
A heat pump water heater usually lasts 10 to 15 years with proper maintenance.
Heat pump water heaters typically cost between $1,500 and $3,500, including installation.
It runs about 4 to 6 hours daily, depending on usage, settings, and ambient temperature.
A monoblock pump has motor and pump in one unit; coupled pumps have them as separate components.
Monoblock pumps are compact, easy to install, and require less maintenance than coupled pumps.
