SR488 Energy performance of innovative water heating technologies

Abbreviation
SR488 (2024)
Valid from
1/03/2025

Information provider
BRANZ Limited,
Author
Stephan Rupp, Roman Jaques, Michael Lanner and Andrew Pollard
Information type
Study report,
Format
PDF,

Description

This report compares a select number of promising new, easily retrofittable water heating technologies.

These water heating systems make use of photovoltaic panels to supplement or replace the usual reticulated energy requirements.

The promising technologies are compared to the most common water heating systems operating in homes (single element hot water cylinder) and also the most efficient current technology (split air-to-water heat pump).

Various hot water draw-off profiles are assessed to better understand the energy performance characteristics of these technologies and utility provided. The practical implications of retrofit are also discussed.

The results of this report could be used as the basis for considering the financial returns possible with these different types of water heating systems.

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SR488 Energy performance of innovative water heating technologies

Description

This report compares a select number of promising new, easily retrofittable water heating technologies.

These water heating systems make use of photovoltaic panels to supplement or replace the usual reticulated energy requirements.

The promising technologies are compared to the most common water heating systems operating in homes (single element hot water cylinder) and also the most efficient current technology (split air-to-water heat pump).

Various hot water draw-off profiles are assessed to better understand the energy performance characteristics of these technologies and utility provided. The practical implications of retrofit are also discussed.

The results of this report could be used as the basis for considering the financial returns possible with these different types of water heating systems.

View on Information Provider website Download this resource (PDF, 3.0MB)
SR488 Energy performance of innovative water heating technologies
Description

This report compares a select number of promising new, easily retrofittable water heating technologies.

These water heating systems make use of photovoltaic panels to supplement or replace the usual reticulated energy requirements.

The promising technologies are compared to the most common water heating systems operating in homes (single element hot water cylinder) and also the most efficient current technology (split air-to-water heat pump).

Various hot water draw-off profiles are assessed to better understand the energy performance characteristics of these technologies and utility provided. The practical implications of retrofit are also discussed.

The results of this report could be used as the basis for considering the financial returns possible with these different types of water heating systems.

View on Information Provider website Download this resource (PDF, 3.0MB)
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SR488 Energy performance of innovative water heating technologies

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