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A++++ Tumble Dryer Heat Pump Technology A tumbler with heat pump technology is a fantastic investment in energy efficiency. Although it comes with an expensive purchase price compared to conventional models, it will save you lots of money on electric bills over the course of time. It is also gentler and quieter on your clothes. This makes it a great choice for a whole family. Capacity The tumble dryers of the heat pump absorb the water by using hot air from outside. They then reuse and recycle it. They are more energy-efficient and can help you save money on your electric bill and be kind to the planet. They also generally have higher capacity than vented and condenser tumble dryers, which means that they can handle larger loads in one step. Most of our tumble dryers with heat pumps come with an A++ rating for energy efficiency. They're a great alternative to a condenser tumble dryer, since they don't require heat elements and can be installed anywhere in your home. They typically dry 8kg of laundry in about 2 hours, which is around half the time required by a condenser dryer to do the same. Because they operate at lower temperatures They operate at lower temperatures. Therefore, tumble dryers with heat pumps are gentler on your clothes as well. They usually have special programmes for sensitive clothing like woollens and use moisture sensors to calculate the ideal drying time for each load. Certain models come with an eco mode which reduces the temperature to conserve energy. The wide door opening of a tumble dryer with a heat pump makes it easier to load and unload even heavier clothes. The internal light will also let you monitor the drying process of your laundry. It will turn on once the cycle has been completed. This can help you find any smaller or unnoticed items that require more attention or reduce wrinkles for a smoother ironing. All heat pump tumble driers require regular maintenance. This includes clearing out the lint filters to prevent fire hazards. Some models have a built-in filter that collects particles and other debris automatically, however most require that you manually remove the dust from the filter at least once a month. This is important as not cleaning the filter on a regular basis can lead to a buildup of dust that causes the machine to consume more energy. Energy efficiency The heat pump tumble dryer is among the most energy efficient tumble dryers on the market. It uses hot air to absorb water from the laundry and store it in tanks (reservoir) that's then re-heated. The re-heated air is then passed back through the drum, helping your clothes dry faster and more efficiently. They also use less energy than a traditional condenser tumbler, saving the average of PS330 per year on household energy bills. They're ideal if you have an extensive household and need to dry loads of clothing quickly. Drying clothes are done at a lower temperature than condenser dryers. This means your clothes will remain more beautiful and less likely to shrink. They're also better for the environment as they don't produce any harmful gases, and are quieter than other kinds of dryer. A heat pump dryer does not require a hose from outside as it uses hot air from inside the home to dry the laundry. This makes it more flexible because it can be used in any part of the home. In comparison to conventional condenser tumblers with a B rating, a heat pump dryer with an A+++ energy label saves around EUR 1545 over the life of the product (based on 160 cycles). This is due to the fact that they consume less electricity and operate at a lower temperature of drying. You'll have to confirm that the A+++ tumble-dryer heat pump is compatible with your home prior to you purchase it. Installation instructions can be found on the website of the manufacturer. If you want to make sure that the appliance is installed safely and correctly, you should consider hiring a professional. It's also worth checking the lint filters regularly, as not doing so could pose a fire risk. It's important to read the instructions on the label of the fabric prior to you wash your laundry. Temperature, spin speed, and time of operation must all be followed precisely. Overloading the machine can damage your clothes and cause it to breakdown. Only dry loads that you can fit comfortably into your dryer. Noise Heat pump tumble dryers are more energy efficient than standard appliances as they re-circulate warm air, meaning they use less energy to warm your clothes. The tumble dryers with a heat pump are also quieter because they don't make use of vents to dry your clothes. Instead, they make use of the air that is in your home. A tumble dryer heat pump is typically more expensive than other appliances. However, the cost will pay off over time as you lower your electricity bills and your environmental footprint. Certain models come with a digital display that shows you how much energy you consume so that you can calculate the savings. This is great for those who want to track their energy consumption and change their consumption habits. Many of our tumble dryers come with special programs that are designed to gently dry your fabrics while taking care of them. This is thanks to the special heat pump technology which recirculates warm air inside the dryer and shields delicate clothing from high temperatures. They also have higher energy ratings than traditional vented dryers. They typically have an A+ rating. Some of our heat-pump tumble dryer s are connected to Bluetooth or Wi-Fi, which allows you to control and monitor the appliance from your smartphone. This is especially useful if you live away from your home and have an active schedule. Our smart appliances can be controlled via voice commands with the Amazon Alexa app or Google Assistant. We've also designed smart sensors for our dryers that recognise when your laundry is finished and stop the cycle automatically so that you don't have to remember when to end the program. This feature is crucial for families with large numbers of people or couples who are required to manage many different activities. Our range of tumble dryers with heat pumps also comes with a double-action filter that helps to catch the fluff and reduces the necessity to clean them as often. This will keep your dryer functioning at its peak for longer and decrease the likelihood of it developing a smell. Certain models come with a handy filter-cleaning alarm that reminds you to do the task. Design A+++ tumble dryer heat pump technology uses the warmth generated by your cycle of washing to make drying more efficient, which means you can reduce your energy costs. The lower temperatures will take better care of your clothing and reduce shrinkage. Unlike vented dryers, heat pump models don't need vents outside and can be installed anywhere in your home. Therefore, you're free to choose a space where it will work best for you, like your bathroom, kitchen, or laundry room. You can also take control of your energy usage by making use of the energy-saving options available on these models, including the timer and auto dry functions that optimize drying settings to your load size. Other features include a LED on the drum that helps you locate smaller items that are often missed and i-Time capabilities to prolong the drying cycle. Our dryers come with a variety of advanced technologies that are designed to keep your laundry looking its best including 6th SENSE and Honeycomb drums for less creasing and simple ironing. Our FreshCare+ treatment prevents bad odours from building up inside your appliance, for up to 6 hours after the cycle is complete. At the click of a single button, you can choose your programs and their durations. Additionally, we have added a buzzer to the end of each cycle to remind you to unload your clothes. Our auto clean function keeps your condenser clean of any dust, which helps you keep an A+ energy rating for a longer time. The dual filter helps reduce dust to boost drying performance. Furthermore, the Allergy Care cycle helps to eliminate 99.9 percent of living dust mites that live in your home, assisting to alleviate allergy and respiratory issues.