Endless hot water from an energy-efficient heat pump hot water system
Rinnai Enviroflo

Heat Pump Hot Water

The more efficient way to heat your water — a heat pump pulls warmth from the air to run a fraction of the cost of a standard electric tank. Designed and built in Australia by Rinnai, sized for the way your household lives.

Why a heat pump

Cut your hot water running costs

Hot water is one of the biggest energy users in the home. A heat pump tank does the same job for a fraction of the power — the Rinnai Enviroflo is built locally to handle it year-round.

Highly efficient

Pulls heat from the surrounding air instead of burning power to make it — a COP up to 7.22 means big savings over a standard electric tank.

Australian made & tough

Designed and manufactured in Australia, tested to water pressures up to 1000 kPa, and lighter for a safe, tidy install.

Hot water all year

A built-in element boost keeps the water hot through high demand and cold snaps — heat-pump operation right down to -1°C.

Kinder to the planet

Runs on R290 natural refrigerant with a low environmental impact — and uses far less grid electricity to start with.

The range

Two sizes to suit the household

Perfect for replacing an electric storage tank. Both sizes come with a magnesium anode as standard, with a hard-water anode option for tougher water.

Rinnai Enviroflo heat pump hot water system installed outside a home
250L

Rinnai Enviroflo 250L

  • Up to 5 people
  • 2 bathrooms · 4 bedrooms
EHPA250VMA · hard water EHPA250VMAH
315L

Rinnai Enviroflo 315L

  • Up to 6 people
  • 3 bathrooms · 5 bedrooms
EHPA315VMA · hard water EHPA315VMAH
The numbers

Rinnai Enviroflo specifications

7.22
COP (32.6°C ambient, 21.1°C inlet)
48 dB(A)
Operating noise — quiet enough beside the house
R290
Natural refrigerant · 270g charge
3.4 kW
Total rated input · 240V AC, 15A
1000 kPa
PTR setting — built for high mains pressure
-1 to 45°C
Ambient range for heat-pump operation
Full brochure & specs (PDF)

Element will operate beyond the ambient limits above. Full dimensions, weights and connection details are in the brochure. We'll confirm the right model and configuration for your site when we quote.

There may be a rebate in it

Upgrading an old electric tank to a heat pump can qualify for government energy incentives. We'll talk you through what applies to your home.

How incentives work
Get in touch

Send an enquiry

Tell us a bit about your home — how many people, and what you've got now — and we'll come back with options. Prefer to talk it through? Call (02) 4760 0100.

Heat pump hot water enquiry

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How can we help?

A new heat pump system, a tank replacement, or just a question about running costs — call, drop in, or send us a message.