The Bay of Plenty Heat Pumps blog pulls together Mitsubishi Electric product advice, home comfort guidance, and common questions from Tauranga homeowners comparing their options.
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Bay of Plenty Heat Pumps proudly introduces the Mitsubishi Electric EcoCore AP 25 High Wall Heat Pump, renowned as New Zealand's quietest heat pump. Operating at a near-silent 18dBA* at its lowest fan speed, this unit is unmatched in delivering soothing, efficient heating that doesn't disrupt the peace of your living room or bedroom.
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When we think about home comfort, our minds often go straight to heating and cooling systems, focusing on keeping the house warm in winter and cool in summer. However, what many people don't realize is that these systems, particularly heat pumps, play a crucial role in the health and well-being of your family. As certified Mitsubishi heat pump installers and service agents at Bay of Plenty Heat Pumps, we understand the significant impact that heat pumps can have on both comfort and health. Let’s explore how heat pumps can positively affect the health of your family.
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If you're in the market for a versatile and efficient heating and cooling solution, the Mitsubishi Electric OmniCore Multi Room Heat Pump System, offered by Bay of Plenty Heat Pumps, is an option worth considering. As certified Mitsubishi Heat Pump dealers serving the wider Bay of Plenty, we understand the importance of a system that offers both flexibility and performance. Here are five compelling reasons to choose the OmniCore Multi Room Heat Pump System for your home.
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At Bay of Plenty Heat Pumps, we take immense pride in being certified installers and service providers for Mitsubishi Electric heat pumps. We are thrilled to share that Mitsubishi Electric has once again been recognized as New Zealand's Most Trusted Heat Pump Brand in the 2024 Reader's Digest Trusted Brands survey. This prestigious accolade marks the tenth consecutive year that Mitsubishi Electric has been honoured by Kiwi consumers.
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Kiwis are notoriously stoic when it comes to the cold, and it’s only in the last decade or so that alternatives to combustion heating have become more widespread. Most of us have been told by our parents to just put on another layer of clothing instead of switching on the heater, and there is a common belief that having a fireplace means your heating costs will be lower than if you had a heat pump. While there is certainly a gorgeous nostalgia for many of us with the crackle of an open fire, at BOP Heat Pumps, we can assure you that running your Heat Pump properly will not be more expensive than running your fire.
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With all the colours, sizes, and extra features, choosing a heat pump can feel a little overwhelming. If you’re experiencing decision paralysis, don’t worry – the team at Bay of Plenty Heat Pumps is here to help. To zero in on the preferred heat pump for you and your home, ask yourself the following five questions.
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In the quest for creating the perfect living environment, the significance of maintaining optimal indoor temperature cannot be overstated. While the primary focus on heating and cooling systems often leans towards their energy efficiency and convenience, it's imperative to consider their health impacts. Among these systems, heat pumps emerge as a key player in enhancing both our comfort and well-being. As certified Mitsubishi heat pump installers and service providers in Tauranga, Bay of Plenty Heat Pumps is at the forefront of offering solutions that not only ensure comfort but also bolster health.
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When considering ways to improve the comfort and energy efficiency of your home, especially in the Bay of Plenty region, it's crucial to weigh the benefits of installing a heat pump against simpler solutions like a ceiling fan. Bay of Plenty Heat Pumps, a Tauranga-based, family-owned and operated business, emerges as a beacon of expertise in this arena. Founded by Steve Shalfoon, a veteran with over 27 years in the electrical trade and 18 years specializing in heat pump installation, the company offers unparalleled insight into why a heat pump could be a superior choice for your home.
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As New Zealand braces itself for the imminent El Niño, characterised by hot and dry conditions, homeowners and businesses are seeking efficient ways to maintain a comfortable indoor environment. Bay of Plenty Heat Pumps, a reputable name in the HVAC industry, emerges as a reliable solution provider, leveraging the cutting-edge technology of Mitsubishi heat pumps. This article delves into why investing in a heat pump from Bay of Plenty Heat Pumps is a smart and sustainable choice for residents in New Zealand.
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At Bay of Plenty Heat Pumps, we are all about enhanced living, our products are designed to add comfort and style to your environment, and our designers are always updating the look of our air conditioning and heat pumps. Mitsubishi is at the forefront of the industry when it comes to innovation and we also work to provide you with a unit that covers form and function, flexing with contemporary design aesthetics and ensuring that when you install one of our products in your home that it is unobtrusive and easy on the eye
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New Zealand's biting winter cold can take a toll on homeowners, especially for those living in older houses with poor insulation. Recognizing this challenge, the New Zealand government introduced the 'Warmer Kiwi Homes' subsidy. This initiative aims to offer homeowners on low incomes a significant boost by covering up to 80% of the costs associated with insulating and heating their homes.
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When it comes to creating a comfortable living space, an efficient and reliable heating and cooling system is crucial. In today's fast-paced world, people seek convenience and energy efficiency without compromising on performance. That's where Mitsubishi Electric Heat Pumps come into the picture.
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