Heat Pump Tumble Dryers
A model with a heat pump is a great option if you want dryers that are more environmentally friendly and less costly to run and is more gentle on your clothes.
Heat pump dryers function by absorption of water from your clothes by using hot air. They then collect the water in a reservoir before they reuse it again.
They're less expensive to operate
Heat pump tumble dryers consume less energy than condenser or vented models because they don't have to heat the air. Instead, they reuse warm air from the previous cycle, and only use electricity to heat the water vapour they draw out of your clothes. As a result, you'll see substantial savings on your energy bills and also protecting the environment.
In addition, the Adaptive Fan control automatically adjusts the fan speed to save energy and reduce drying time, resulting in a uniform drying result. 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 equipment for laundry operations that don't require vent ducting. These machines require minimal infrastructure and can be placed anywhere that does not have a ventilation system because they recycle air completely, quickly cooling to remove moisture, then heating the air again to allow heat back into the drying cylinder.
Our ENERGY STAR-certified models are built to deliver exceptional results year after. These models also have features that make them more convenient to use, like an ergonomically-placed door that is simple to open and shut and an Anti-crease feature that stops creases until textiles are ready to be removed.
Visit your local Aztec Appliance showroom today to browse our entire selection of eco-friendly, high-efficiency, and durable ventless tumble dryers. Our knowledgeable sales team can assist you in finding the ideal laundry solution for your home and lifestyle.
You'll feel more confident in your clothes
The heat pump tumble dryer is an innovation in laundry technology that takes your standard tumble dryer to a higher level. It is the gold standard in energy efficiency, gentle treatment of the fabric and long-term cost savings.
You may be surprised to learn that heat pump tumble dryers usually cost a bit more initially, but the amount you'll reduce your electric bills soon adds up. Additionally, you'll notice that they dry your clothes more gently, which helps them last longer.
In a heat-pump tumble dryer humid and warm air is blown through the drum. The air is then transported into reservoirs or tanks using an evaporator which separates water from the dry, hot air. The drum is refilled with warm, dry air multiple times during the drying process.
This process uses much less energy than condenser and vented dryers, which release the heated air they use to dry into the atmosphere. Your energy costs will rise. Tumble dryers with heat pumps operate at lower temperatures, meaning your clothes are protected from damage and wear and tear.
They're cleaner since they don't allow excessive moisture enter the home - which helps to limit the growth of mildew and mould. It also keeps your fabrics cleaner for longer. Heat pump dryers also often feature moisture sensors to aid in determining the ideal drying time and avoid over drying.
They are closed systems that create dehumidified, cooler air. This will keep your home cool and lessen the strain on your cooling and heating system. And because they are quieter than other tumble dryers they can be utilized in any room in your home.
Another great thing about the heat pump tumble dryer is that they don't require to be connected to a plumbing system, as the water is stored in a tank that you can drain directly into your sink. This means you can install them in any area of your home, or even in a shed or garage. All you need is a power socket close by.
They're greener
A tumble-dryer that is heated by 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 heat-pump dryer makes use of energy to warm the air that is placed in its drum rather than the water.
This will lower your energy bills and the amount of energy you use. Even though a dryer with a heating system costs more in the beginning, it's an investment worth it for your home.
A heat pump tumbler uses up to 50% less power than a vented tumble dryer, making it the most energy-efficient tumbler on the market. In addition, with the unpredictable weather of the UK throwing a wrench in your outdoor drying plans having a tumbler in your home that can dry your clothes any time you'd like is a vital purchase for any home.
A tumble dryer that is heated is also more beneficial for your clothes. The high temperatures that tumble drying can harm fabrics. However the high-temperature tumble dryer won't expose your laundry to these higher temperatures, which means that your favorite sweater will last longer, and your delicate silk blouse will look stunning.
The release of microfibers from tumble dryers into the air is one of the biggest issues that tumble drying causes. When your clothes rub against one with each other, microfibers form. These tiny fibers are then released by your tumbler and can enter our rivers and waterways. It is estimated that if you tumble dry your clothes, you can produce around ten times as many microfibers per year than washing them hand.
In the end, scientists are urging tumble dryers to be fitted with filters that will stop the release of these microscopic fibres into the environment. Heat pump tumble dryers have filters that are designed to capture microfibers. This helps reduce the amount of microfibers that are released into our rivers and waterways.
They are easy to move
The tumble dryers with a heat pump are an excellent option for those looking to cut down on your energy consumption and have a positive impact on the environment. These models don't create new hot air to dry your clothes. Instead, they use the air already in the dryer. They also recycle the water from your laundry and put it in a simple to empty reservoir.
Heat pumps aren't as well-known as condenser and vented tumble dryers however they're a great option if you have the space and the right conditions to allow them to operate. Contrary to vented tumblers, which must be placed close to a wall outside and connected to a vent pipe for the hot air they produce to escape into the outside world They can be placed anywhere in your home, so long as you have a constant supply of cool air to ensure they run efficiently.
Similar to vented tumble dryers heat pump models can also be freestanding or built into walls with studs, meaning you'll still have plenty of options where you can place your laundry. They're also easier to shift in the event of a house move since they don't require any ducting or vent pipes to be connected to.
The heat pump dryers can take a bit longer to dry your clothes than tumble dryers but usually they only take an extra few minutes. They are also less abrasive to your clothes since they dry at a lower temperature. This is a great benefit if you have sensitive or old clothes.
Heat pump tumble dryers are generally more expensive initially however they can save you money over time by reducing the cost of electricity and environmental impact. Look around to find the lowest price on the model that meets your requirements. You'll be grateful you did!