The future of hot water is here - and it’s proudly Australian. Meet the newest member of the Reclaim family: the Reclaim Eco R290 Heat Pump, designed and manufactured in Australia to deliver powerful performance, ultra-low energy use, and exceptional reliability for modern homes. Built for our climate. Engineered for efficiency. Made to last.

At Reclaim Energy, we’re all about smarter, greener, and more affordable hot water solutions!

In today’s world, making the switch to an energy-efficient sustainable hot water system isn’t just about reducing your carbon footprint—it’s also about making a smart financial decision.

For Melbourne-based Panasonic staff member Preshit Fadnis, making the switch was an easy decision. His family of four was looking to go all-electric, and replacing their gas instantaneous hot water system with a Reclaim & Panasonic CO2 Heat Pump was a key step in achieving that goal.

Hot water heat pumps are rapidly gaining popularity in Australia as a more sustainable, efficient alternative to traditional water heating systems. With rising energy costs and a global push towards reducing emissions, now is the perfect time to consider upgrading your hot water system.

Australia’s hot water market has seen significant shifts driven by evolving environmental policies and a growing awareness of sustainable energy solutions. One of the most effective solutions? Heat pumps. Here’s why now is the perfect time to consider making the switch!

Reclaim Energy and Panasonic have teamed up to revolutionise the hot water industry with our innovative CO2 Heat Pump. Saving families money and benefitting the environment.

So how do our Heat Pumps compare to traditional electric and gas heaters, how do they integrate with your existing setup, and what savings can they offer?

The NSW Energy Savings Scheme (ESS) is encouraging more NSW residents and small businesses, to replace electric or gas hot water systems for heat pumps and solar water heaters through multiple financial incentives.

Discover why energy-efficient hot water solutions are essential for Australians facing rising energy costs. Learn about Reclaim Energy’s CO2 Heat Pump System, offering savings on hot water energy costs. Reduce bills, gain long-term financial benefits, and contribute to sustainability today!

Celebrating Excellence in Saving Energy and Innovation in Manufacturing Industries We are thrilled to announce that Reclaim Energy has been honoured with two prestigious Gold awards at the 11th Annual Asia Pacific Stevie Awards!  

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Exciting News Alert: Introducing Our New Partnership with Panasonic! Here at Reclaim Energy, we are absolutely thrilled to announce our latest milestone – a groundbreaking partnership with none other than Panasonic!

Elevate your home's efficiency with our CO2 Heat Pump Hot Water System, a champion in energy efficiency and emissions reduction, paving the way for a cleaner, greener living space.

As more people recognise the environmental benefits and long-term cost savings of electrifying their homes, heat pumps are gaining in popularity.  We know they’re better for the environment and can save you money in the longer term.  What’s not to love?  The crucial decision is what kind of heat pump to choose in the growing market.

We are so proud to be the hot water specialists for Geelong Sustainability’s Electric Homes Program, a non-for-profit organisation that looks at tangible ways we can reduce the climate crisis.  They examine the carbon footprint of our homes and how we can switch from gas to renewable energy sources!

315 L Electric tank was replaced by a Reclaim

A family of 2 has been living on this site with additional guests up to 6 from time to time. Daily consumption data

The Reclaim REHP-CO2-315-GL was installed in July 2019.Between August 2019 and May 2020 (i.e. *10 full month), the total consumption is 743 kWh. This is an average of 74.3 kWh/month or 2.47 kWh/day. The unit is currently set to OPTION 5 (i.e. first long cycle at 10 am and second short cycle of day at 5 pm) and a family of 4 has been living in this site.