Most retrofit heat pump water heater (HPWH) installations in the Northwest don’t require ducting. But in small or confined spaces, airflow and comfort concerns can make additional interventions necessary.
In Hot Water Solutions’ trainings and conversations with installers, one question comes up regularly: What parts of heat pump water heaters am I expected to service, and what parts am I not?
From troubleshooting error codes to keeping up with evolving HPWH technology and rebates, we break down the most common topics and where to find reliable answers.
The heat pump water heater market is thriving, with more manufacturers, models, and new technologies reflected in the latest QPL update.
Hot Water Solutions training has been recognized by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) as Energy Skilled—a national designation that highlights our commitment to preparing contractors for success working with heat pump water heaters.
As standard and heat pump water heaters are installed in more and more homes across the U.S., utilities are looking for ways to integrate them into demand response programs.
These will help you and your customers understand how heat pump water heaters deliver superior savings.
Make sure you're familiar with the best places in the home to install HPWHs in your climate region.
Understanding the amount of hot water homeowners will need during peak usage and ways to take advantage of a heat pump water heater's efficiency during recovery.
Familiarizing yourself with the heat pump water heater (HPWH) performance tiers will help you sell and install reliable, money-saving equipment with confidence.
In 2029, a new Department of Energy (DOE) standard will require most electric storage water heaters to use heat pump technology, marking a significant shift for the industry.
A look at the most common and convenient options for routing heat pump water heater condensate.
Learn how recirculation pumps work with heat pump water heaters (HPWHs) and how to ensure they operate efficiently.
If your customers are thinking they need more hot water a mixing valve can improve the performance of smaller tanks and help them avoid having to upgrade to a larger unit.
Setting the record straight on seven common misconceptions about heat pump water heaters.
