If you find yourself waiting a long time in the shower for hot water that sometimes doesn't even come, there's good news on the horizon.
A new line of intelligent water heaters can deliver you hot water when you need it, all while saving you major money on your bills.
The scoop
Heat pump water heaters provide a superior option for homeowners by leveraging next-gen technology. For one thing, they're much more efficient than conventional boilers that transform fuel like oil or natural gas into heat, per EnergyStar.
Their heat pump technology means they take heat from the air to warm the water in your tank. Think of the opposite of what your refrigerator does to keep your food cool. That efficiency not only creates energy usage savings that show up on your utility bill, but it also reduces individual pollution that can hinder your home's air quality.
Households can save thousands of dollars over the lifespan of heat pump water heaters when compared to traditional appliances.
Another way to save money is through both the government rebate and tax credits available to homeowners through the Inflation Reduction Act. Households can get 30% off the project cost of installing a heat pump water heater and as much as $2,000. Some states offer their own rebates and incentives to boot.
Time might be of the essence here, as President Trump has signaled hostility to these green tech devices. Ultimately, however, any changes will require an act of Congress.
How it's helping
When it comes to heat pump water heaters, the smart technology in Cala devices takes energy savings and efficiency to the next level. These appliances can take your input to learn when you'll need hot water and tailor your preferences to what you're trying to achieve. That could be syncing with your solar panels, lowering your pollution, or saving money.
After putting in your inputs, a flow sensor learns your patterns and automatically adjusts to your changing habits. Behind the scenes, the device strategically capitalizes on when energy is cheaper to get your water ready and save you money.
That all translates to better news for the grid, the environment, and your wallet. You'll use less energy, pay less for the energy you do use, and, best of all, have hot water ready to go when you want it.
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So, the next time you're standing outside your shower impatiently waiting for hot water, consider upgrading to a heat pump water heater for a better experience that will pay off in the long run.
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