At a Glance: Insights from Our Solar Choice Heat Pump Score Card
- Coefficient of Performance (COP): Sanden’s datasheet states a COP of 5.96 for this heat pump with an air temperature of 32°C. After reviewing the data sheets, we’ve estimated their COP assuming our comparison conditions with an ambient temperature of 20°C and a water inlet temp of 15°C & output temp of 60°, to still be above 5 earning 5 points.
- Warranty Offer: Sanden have a comprehensive parts and labour warranty of 6 years, which extends further on a pro-rata basis for their stainless steel tank. This is one of the best in the market and scores 5 points.
- Customer Reviews: Across all of their heat pumps, Sanden have 121 reviews on third party sites with an average score of 3.8. This scores them 3 points in this category.
- Functionality: The Sanden GAUS-315FQS heat pump has all the important functionality we are looking for plus some very impressive features (see below), scoring the maximum of 5 points in this category.
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Sanden Company Background
Sanden Heat Pump Models Available in Australia
- GAUS-315FQS: With a 315L tank, this model is ideal for larger homes and provides a sufficient supply of hot water.
- GAUS-300FQS: It balances capacity and efficiency to serve medium-sized to big families with a 300L tank.
- GAUS-250FQS: Providing a dependable hot water solution, this 250L tank model is intended for average-sized households.
- GAUS-160FQS: This model is designed for smaller households or those with reduced hot water demands; it has a 160L tank.
Sanden Heat Pump Key Features
- High Efficiency: With a coefficient of performance (COP) of 6, the Eco Plus system is hailed as one of Australia’s most efficient heat pumps. Most heat pumps on the market that disclose their COP have a rating between 3 to 5.
- Quite Operation: Sanden’s system is also one of Australia’s quietest hot water heat pumps, with a minimal noise level of 37 dB. This makes it a good choice if the heat pump will be located near or in an regularly used area of the house.
- Durability and Warranty: Sanden is confident in the longevity of the system and gives a pro-rata 15-year warranty on the stainless steel water tank and a 6-year warranty on the heat pump components.
- Environmental Impact: The Eco Plus system reduces its environmental impact by using R744 (CO2) refrigerant which is considered “ozone friendly.”.
Sanden Hot Water Heat Pump Wi-Fi Controller
How much do Sanden Hot Water Heat Pumps Cost?
Warranty and Support
Sanden Eco Plus Hot Water Heat Pump – Pros & Cons
What is a good coefficient of performance (COP) for heat pumps?
Are Sanden Eco Plus Hot Water Heat Pump Systems Worth it?
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
How much energy does a Sanden Eco Plus heat pump use?
Where are Sanden heat pumps made?
How long does a Sanden heat pump last?
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Reviews from Australians who have installed Sanden Heat Pumps
Rated 5.00 from 4 reviews
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21st October 2024
Keith
VIC - 3048
system
5.00
Extremely satisfied with our new Sanden Eco300l heat pump. The quality of the system is evident on all levels. Aesthetics, design functionality, quality of components and verifiable data on performance history. As the recognized market leader in the HP HWS arena, we believe that we have purchased a unit for the long term, with a comfortable peace of mind.
2nd September 2024
Richard
VIC - 3199
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5.00
With heat pump systems like most other purchases, you get what you pay for. Sanden equipment comes at a higher cost but the quality, efficiency and long warranty period justifies the extra expenditure when compared to alternative systems.
26th July 2024
Nic
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5.00
It works and I'm very happy with it.
9th November 2024
Suzanne
VIC - 3199
system
5.00
So, it would be useful to understand how much energy is required to heat from cold at say 15c ambient, maintain heat with x % of use. That way I have a chance to estimate how expensive it is compared to gas to make a decision to change
Hi Martin,
Agreed, that would be the perfect data for calculations. We have provided some estimates of savings on this page and fully disclosed our assumptions for your reference:
https://www.solarchoice.net.au/heat-pumps/
Cheers
Solar Choice Team