A heat pump for home water heating that saves 60–75% on electricity compared with an electric heater, and runs day and night without needing roof space. Installed by Aurora.
Last updated: September 27, 2026
We’ll call you within the hour to confirm details and set an inspection time.
Highlights
- 60–75% saving on water-heating electricity
- A practical alternative to electric heaters and gas boilers
- Runs day and night without depending on the sun
- Does not need large roof area
Completed projects you can explore
- 109projects delivered
- 998units installed
- 16governorates
These figures come from the projects record on this site — you can count them yourself.
A heat pump moves heat from the air into the water instead of generating it with an electric element — which is why it uses far less electricity than an electric heater. It suits cases where the roof is unavailable or shaded, or where there is no natural-gas network. Aurora recommends it after an inspection that compares your case against the alternatives.
Why a heat pump
- 60–75% water-heating electricity saving depending on operating conditions
- Can run day and night without a sunny roof
- An alternative worth comparing where natural gas is unavailable
- Location and sizing affect output and consumption
The benefit you feel
Its main advantage is moving heat into the water instead of producing it with an electric element. Actual savings depend on the model, ambient temperature, water setting and use. We estimate consumption for those conditions; after commissioning, you can track the system’s use.
This or a solar heater?
Start with the property and usage: a suitable sunny roof makes solar an option, while a well-ventilated location and suitable electricity supply make a heat pump an option. Then compare hot-water output, installation, running and maintenance costs. A heat pump does not need direct sunshine, but its output still varies with ambient temperature.
When it is not the right choice
A heat pump takes heat from the air, so its location and ventilation and service clearances must suit the model. We also review how ambient temperature affects output and electricity use. If you need room heating as well as hot water, we review a system designed for both; not every heat pump or water heater serves both purposes.
The next step
Book a free inspection and we’ll compare the heat pump against a solar heater and a boiler on your consumption figures, then recommend what actually costs less.
Specifications
| Savings | 60% to 75% of water-heating electricity versus a standard electric heater |
|---|---|
| Safety | No flame and no gas inside the home |
Specifications from the approved Aurora catalogue. The right model and output for your property depend on how you use it — the Smart Advisor recommends and the site visit confirms.
FAQ
How much does a heat pump save on electricity?
The stated estimate is 60–75% compared with an electric resistance heater. Actual results vary with model, ambient temperature, water setting and demand. The inspection supports a site estimate; actual savings are measured after operation.
Should I take this or a solar heater?
We review roof space and sunshine, unit location and ventilation, hot-water demand and energy supply. Both have different requirements and running costs, so the comparison uses your property’s conditions and the available models.
Can it replace a gas boiler?
Yes, in many cases — especially where there is no natural-gas network. It covers home water heating efficiently on electricity. At the inspection we review your consumption and tell you honestly if a boiler suits your case better.
How is the price decided?
We select a smart heating system sized around your home, not a product off the shelf. Price depends on Capacity (unit output sized to bathrooms and draw-off points) · Consumption (how many hot-water points run at once, and whether it also runs heating) · Purchase timing (the season you buy in — costs are not fixed year-round) · Accessories (safety valve, pressure reducer, circulation pump and controls) · Optional extras (any additions you ask for). After the free assessment, our quote identifies the model, specifications, installation scope and warranty. You get a clear recommendation and know what the cost includes, with installation and support from Aurora.
Already have a boiler or water-heating system?
Safety valves, pressure reducers, circulation pumps and their control panels all get replaced over time — and the safety valve in particular is not something to postpone.
See accessories & spare partsFrom the first inspection to commissioning and maintenance
Every project begins with the real requirement and is handed over only after the complete system is tested
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Inspection and design
We survey the site, analyse the requirement, then design the right solar, boiler or central-heating system
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Installation and execution
Specialist technicians and certified European equipment deliver a safe system that fits the property
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Commissioning and maintenance
We test every operating point, hand over a working system, and continue with warranty and scheduled maintenance