Heat Pump Tumble Dryers
In contrast to vented tumble dryers, heat pump models do not require vent pipes - their moisture goes into an easy-to-empty reservoir instead. They also use a lower temperature, which makes them more gentle on your clothes and more eco-friendly.
However, a tumbler with a heat pump dryer will cost more to buy than a vented model. Is the investment worth it?
It's more efficient
A heat pump is typically considered to be a means to warm a building but this multi-functional appliance can do so much more than just huff and puff to produce hot air. It can also deliver AC, and it turns out that heat pumps are extremely energy efficient when employed to wash laundry. This makes them a great option for those who are worried about the tumble drying process ruining their clothes or living in an apartment that isn't designed for outdoor drying.
The dryers of heat pumps recycle and reuse the air used to dry your clothes. The moisture in your clothes is absorbed by the evaporator, and this condensation is collected in a tank, where it's heated again before being returned to the drum. This means that tumble dryers with heat pumps consume considerably less energy than condenser models vented or vented.
There is one downside to this method: your clothes may take longer to dry because they are drying at a lower temperatures. It's worth it for those who want to reduce energy consumption and keep your clothes in good condition.
Another benefit of tumble dryers with heat pumps is that they do not require vent ducting at all and are therefore more flexible in terms of positioning than condenser or vented counterparts. They still require an enclosure to store water condensation, which needs to be regularly emptied or a connection to a plumbing system when you plug them into your drains, they are a minor compromise for the energy savings they could provide.
Heat pump tumble dryers are an ideal choice for industrial laundry operations who require a top-quality washing service, while also being as energy efficient as they are. Since they don't need to release hot air to the outside environment, they can to cut down on energy consumption by around 70%, which can save significant amounts of cost on utility bills in the long run.
The initial cost of constructing and purchasing a tumble dryer with a heat pump is quickly offset by the energy savings. It is important to maintain your heat-pump tumble dryer. Cleaning it often will stop the buildup of lint which can affect its effectiveness and pose a fire hazard.
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The tumble dryers that use a heat pump dry your laundry with moisture extraction rather than direct heating. This means that your clothes are dried at a lower temperature which is more gentle on your fabric and can prolong the lifespan of your favorite jumpers and dresses. Since they make use of moisture extraction, they also require an water tank (also called a reservoir) that you need to empty frequently in the event that they are not fitted with. This isn't a big issue for the majority of households since you can empty it with the regular household waste.
It's more sustainable
If you don't have enough space to hang your clothes dry, or prefer not to hang them, tumble drying is a great alternative. Tumble dryers can damage clothes if used frequently and at higher temperatures. With a Beko heat pump tumble dryer, you won't need to worry about your clothes getting damaged because it uses less heat and lower moisture extraction to dry your load. Find out more about Heat Pump tumble dryers here.