Heat Pump Tumble Dryers

Contrary to vented tumble dryers, heat pump models don't require vent pipes - their moisture is absorbed into an easy-to-empty reservoir. The models with heat pumps also use a lower setting that is gentler on clothes and is more environmentally friendly.

However, a tumbler with a heat pump washer dryer Heat pump can cost more to buy than a vented dryer. Do you think it is worth the investment?

It's more efficient

A heat pump is typically thought of as a way to heat a room but this multi-functional appliance can do much more than just huff and puff to generate hot air. It can also supply AC and heat pumps are extremely efficient when employed to run laundry. This makes them a great option for anyone concerned about tumble drying wearing away their clothes or living in an apartment that doesn't allow for outdoor drying.

A traditional vented tumbler releases the hot air that evaporates your clothing to the outside, but a heat pump dryer makes use of this air to reuse and Washer Dryer Heat Pump recycle itself. The moisture in your clothes is absorbed by the evaporator, and this condensation is collected in tanks, where it is heated again before being returned to the drum. This means that heat pump tumble dryers use considerably less energy than condenser models vented or vented.

However, there's a downside: because they use lower temperatures, your clothing may take a bit longer to dry. It's worth the wait in order to cut down on energy usage and keep your clothes in good condition.

Heat pump tumble dryers are also more flexible than their vented or condenser models because they do not require vent ducting. Although they require a container to hold water condensation, which must be emptied regularly or have a plumbing connection if you plump them into your drains, they are a minor compromise for the energy savings they provide.

For industrial laundry operations that require the highest level of washing service, while being as energy efficient as is possible, using a heat pump tumbler can be a viable option. They can reduce energy use by as much as 70% since they don't release hot-air into the environment. This can result in significant savings on your utility bills.

While there is a price to purchase and install the heat pump tumbler however, the significant energy savings it will bring will quickly offset any initial investment. It is important to keep your heat pump tumble dryer. Cleaning it frequently will stop the buildup of lint which could reduce its efficiency and present a fire hazard.

It's gentler on your clothes

The tumble dryers heat pump that use a heat pump dry your laundry using the process of extracting moisture, not direct heating. This means that your clothes are dried at a lower temperature which is more gentle on your clothes and can prolong the lifespan of your favorite clothes and jumpers. Because they utilize the process of removing moisture, they require a water tank (also called a reservoir) that you must empty on a regular basis in the event that they are not installed. This isn't an issue for most households, as you can easily empty the tank with regular household waste.

It's more sustainable.

If you don't have enough room to hang your clothes dry, or prefer not to, tumble drying is a great alternative. Tumble dryers can harm clothing if they are frequent use and are at higher temperatures. With a Beko heat pump tumble dryer, you won't need to worry about the condition of your clothes because it uses lower temperatures and less moisture extraction to dry your load. Learn more about our Heat Pump tumble dryer range here.