Heat Pump Tumble Dryers

Models of heat pump don't require a vent pipe because they store their moisture in a simple to empty reservoir. They also operate at a lower temperature, tumble dryers with heat pump making them gentler on your clothes and more sustainable.

A heat pump tumble dryer may cost more than a vented model. Is it worth the investment?

It's more efficient.

Heat pumps are often thought of as a way to warm a building. However, this versatile appliance is capable of much more than simply huffing puffing to produce hot air. It can also supply AC and heat pumps are extremely energy efficient when they're used to wash laundry. They are a great option for those who are concerned about their clothes being damaged due to Tumble Dryers With Heat Pump drying or living in an apartment where outdoor drying is not possible.

A traditional vented tumble dryer releases hot air that evaporates your clothing to the outside however a heat pump dryer uses this air to reuse and recycle itself. The moisture in your clothes is absorbed by the evaporator, and the condensation is then re-absorbed in a tank, where it's re-heated and returned to the drum. The tumble dryers that use heat pumps are therefore more energy efficient than condenser or vented models.

There's a drawback to this method: your clothes might take longer drying because they are dryer at a lower temperatures. However, it's worth the waiting for those looking to reduce their energy consumption and keep their clothes in good condition.

They are also more flexible than vented or condenser models because they don't require vent ducting. They do require a container for collecting water condensation that must be emptied on a regular basis, or a connection to your plumbing system in order to plump them down into your drains. However, this is a small compromise compared to the energy savings.

Heat pump tumble dryers are an ideal choice for industrial laundry operations who need to offer a high-quality washing service while being as energy efficient as they can be. Since they don't need to release hot air to the outside environment, they are able to reduce energy use by around 70%, which can save significant amounts of money on utility bills in the long term.

Although there is a cost for purchasing and installing a tumble heatpump dryer with a heat pump but the huge energy savings it can make will quickly offset any initial investment. It is crucial to keep your heat pump tumble dryer. Cleaning it regularly will prevent lint buildup, which can reduce the effectiveness and pose a fire hazard.

It's gentler to your clothes

The tumble dryers that use a heat pump dry your laundry using moisture extraction and not direct heating. This means that your clothes are dried at a lower temperature, which is gentler on your fabrics and can prolong the lifespan of your favorite dresses and jumpers. Since they make use of moisture extraction, they also require the use of a water tank (also called a reservoir) that you need to empty frequently unless they are fitted with. But this isn't a huge issue for the majority of households since you can take it out with normal household waste.

It's more sustainable.

If you don't have the space for hanging your clothes to dry, or prefer not to, tumble drying is a great alternative. However, tumble dryers can cause damage to fabrics with frequent use and high temperatures. With a Beko heat pump tumble dryer you don't have to worry about your clothes being damaged as it uses less heat and lower extraction of moisture to dry your clothes. Find out more about our Heat Pump tumble dryer range here.