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Heat Pump a+++ tumble dryer heat pump Dryers

Heat pump models do not require a vent pipe because they store their moisture in an easy to empty reservoir. The models that use heat pump also have the lower setting, which is gentler on clothes and is more environmentally friendly.

However, a tumbler with a heat pump dryer can cost more to buy than a vented dryer. Is it worth the cost?

It's more efficient

The term "heat pump" is usually considered to be a means to warm up a building however, this multi-faceted appliance can do much more than just puff and huff to create hot air. It can also supply AC and heat pumps are extremely energy efficient when used to run laundry. They are a great choice for those who worry about their clothes getting damaged due to tumble drying or living in an apartment where drying outside isn't possible.

A traditional vented tumbler releases the hot air that evaporates your clothes to the outside however a heat pump dryer uses this air to reuse and recycle itself. The evaporator collects the moisture in your clothes, and the condensation is then re-heated and stored in a tank. This means that tumble dryers with heat pumps use significantly less energy than vented or condenser models.

There's one drawback to this method: your clothes may take longer to dry because they are drying at a less heat. But it's well worth the waiting for those looking to cut down on their energy usage and keep their fabrics in good condition.

Another benefit of tumble dryers with heat pumps is that they don't require any vent ducting and are therefore more flexible in placement than their condenser or vented counterparts. While they still need an enclosure to store water condensation, which has to be cleaned regularly or a connection to a plumbing system in the event that you place them in your drains, these aren't a major issue in the energy savings they can deliver.

For industrial laundry operations that require a high level of washing service, while remaining as efficient as they can be, the heat pump Tumble dryers with heat pump dryer offers a viable solution. Since they don't need to release hot air into the outdoor environment, they are able to cut down on energy consumption by about 70%, which could save substantial amounts of energy costs in the long term.

While there is a price for purchasing and installing a tumble dryer with a heat pump but the huge energy savings it could bring can quickly offset the initial cost. It is important to maintain your heat pump tumble dryer and clean it regularly to avoid the build-up of lint that could reduce its efficiency and could be an fire risk.

It's gentler on clothes.

Tumble drying can cause some damage to your clothes if the temperatures are too high. However the heat pump tumble dryers employ moisture extraction instead of direct heating to dry your laundry. This means that your clothes are dried at a lower temperature, which is less harsh on your fabric and may extend the life of your favourite clothes and jumpers. They also require an aquisition tank (also called reservoir) that you have to empty on a regular basis, unless they are plumbed. However, this isn't a major tumble Dryers with heat pump problem for most households because you can empty it with the normal household waste.

It's more sustainable.

Tumble drying is a great option if you have a limited space in your home to dry clothes or not to hang it up. However, tumble dryers could cause damage to fabric with frequent use and higher temperatures. Beko heat pumps tumble dryers are made to dry your clothes at lower temperatures, thus removing moisture. Learn more about our Heat Pump tumble dryer range here.