Heat Pump Tumble Dryers

Contrary to vented tumble dryers heat pump models don't require vent pipes. Their moisture is stored in an easy-to-empty reservoir instead. Heat pump models also use the lower setting, which is more gentle on clothes and more environmentally sustainable.

However, a tumbler with a heat pump dryer is more expensive to purchase than a vented model. Is it worth the cost?

It's more efficient

The term "heat pump" is usually considered to be a means to heat a room, but this versatile appliance can do much more than just huff and puff to create hot air. It can also supply AC and heat pumps are extremely energy efficient when employed to run laundry. This makes them an excellent option for anyone concerned about the tumble drying process ruining their clothes or living in an apartment that isn't designed for outdoor drying.

Heat pump dryers recycle and reuse the air used to dry your clothes. The evaporator sifts out the moisture that is in your clothes and the resulting condensation is then re-heated and stored in tanks. Heat pump tumble dryers are, therefore, more efficient in energy usage than condensers or vented models.

There's a drawback to this method: your clothes might take longer to dry because they are drying at a lower temperatures. It's worth the wait if you want to reduce energy consumption and keep your fabrics in good shape.

The tumble dryers that use heat pumps are also more flexible than condenser or vented counterparts because they do not require vent ducting. Although they require 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 are a minor compromise for the energy savings they could offer.

For industrial laundry operations that require the highest level of washing service while remaining as energy efficient as is possible, heat-pump tumble dryer a heat pump tumble dryer offers a viable solution. They can reduce energy use by as much as 70% as they don't have to release hot-air into the environment. This can result in significant savings on utility bills.

The initial cost of acquiring and Heat-Pump tumble dryer installing a heat-pump tumble dryer will soon be offset by the energy savings. It's important to maintain your tumble washer dryer with heat pump's heat pump and clean it regularly to prevent the accumulation of lint, which could hinder its performance and create a fire risk.

It's gentler on your clothes

Tumble drying can cause 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 clothes. This allows your clothes to be dried at a lower heat, which is kinder on fabrics and can prolong the life of your favourite dresses and jumpers. Because they utilize the process of removing moisture, they require the use of a water tank (also known as a reservoir) that you need to empty frequently, unless you have them fitted with. This isn't an issue for most households, as you can empty the tank using your regular household waste.

It's more sustainable

If you don't have enough space for hanging your clothes to dry, or prefer not to hang them, tumble drying is an excellent option. Tumble dryers can cause damage to fabrics if they are frequent use and are at higher temperatures. Beko heat pumps tumble dryers are designed to dry your clothes at a lower temperature, removing moisture. Learn more about our Heat Pump tumble dryer range here.