Bosch has recently advised all wholesalers that the Bosch Compress HP 200-1 Heat Pump # 7736500041 is being discontinued. Bosch is always looking for ways to improve products and while an analysis is conducted to look into options to offer a new model in 2015. Support for the Compress HP 200-1 will still be available through Bosch Technical Support. This item is currently out of stock.
The Bosch Compress 3000 HP 200-1, 50 Gallon Electric Heat Pump Water Heater is ultra efficient and shares technology similar to an Energy Star qualified Refrigerator. Rather than taking heat from the inside of the appliance and moving it outside as a refrigerator does; Bosch heat pump technology takes heat from outside the appliance and uses it to heat the water! Using a specially designed heat pump system, the heat is transferred from the surrounding air to the water stored in a well insulated storage tank, resulting in efficient hot water and zero direct greenhouse gas emissions!
Compared to a traditional tank water heater, the Bosch Electric Heat Pump Water Heater is twice as effective with savings of $307 (59% reduction on your water heating costs), making it the smart choice for your water heating needs with an estimated payback in just three years.
Features:
- Zero emissions - clean electric operation and no venting requirements
- Easy to read LCD display allows for easy operation and ideal temperature, efficiency and demand settings
- Simple installation utilizing standard connections required for traditional tank water heaters
- Warranty: 10-year tank & parts
The Bosch heat pump water heater also cools and dehumidifies unconditioned air as an extra benefit, saving money and energy on air conditioning. Installing in unconditioned spaces with air temperatures between 45°F - 115°F will yield the highest efficiencies for the Bosch heat pump water heater. With use of the ducted air option, the Bosch heat pump water heater uses the energy of the unconditioned air to supply cooler, dehumidified air into the air duct, reducing the overall energy load of your home.
