Heat Pump Water Heaters in Bangalore
Hot water day or night, rain or shine — using up to 70% less electricity than a geyser. Talwin supplies Racold and Kamal heat pumps for apartments, villas, hotels, hostels and hospitals.
Heat Pump Water Heaters by Talwin
A heat pump is an energy-efficient water heater that extracts warmth from the surrounding air and transfers it into water. It works at night and in cloudy weather, making it more consistent than solar heaters — and because it moves heat instead of generating it, it reduces water-heating electricity by up to 70%.
Talwin is a trusted distributor, dealer and supplier of heat pump systems in Bangalore, offering solutions from Racold and Kamal Solar — perfect for apartments where roof space is limited, independent houses, villas, PGs, salons, clinics, hotels and hostels.
What Is a Heat Pump and How Does It Work?
A heat pump water heater works like an air-conditioner in reverse.
- A fan draws in outdoor air, and a refrigerant absorbs its heat — even when the air feels cool.
- A compressor raises the refrigerant temperature.
- A heat exchanger transfers this heat into water stored in an insulated tank.
- For every 1 unit of electricity, a heat pump delivers about 3–4 units of heat (COP 3–4).
Unlike electric geysers that use direct resistance heating, or solar heaters that need sunlight, a heat pump uses air as its heat source. We offer both split and integrated (all-in-one) heat pumps for residential and commercial use.
Heat Pump Systems We Supply
Racold Heat Pump
- 2024 variant
- 150 L / 200 L / 300 L
- 2025 variant
- 200 L / 300 L / 500 L
- Output
- 120 – 500 LPH
- Use
- Residential & commercial
- Intelligent temperature control with scheduling
- Modes: Standard, Eco, Hybrid, Boost
- High-efficiency compressor
Kamal Heat Pump
- 1.5V
- 120 LPH — 2–3 bathrooms
- 2V
- 180 LPH — medium homes
- 2.5V
- 240 LPH — large homes / villas
- 3V / 5V
- 320 / 500 LPH — commercial
- Energy saving up to 70%
- Works in all weather conditions
- Durable outdoor unit
Kamal Solar + Heat Pump Hybrid
- Residential
- 200 / 300 / 500 / 750 LPD
- Commercial
- 1000 – 5000 LPD
- Technology
- FPC solar + heat pump
- Tank
- GL / MS epoxy coated
- Solar first, heat pump backup
- Continuous hot water
- Lowest running cost
Kamal Heat Pump with Storage
- Residential
- 200 L – 500 L
- Commercial
- 1000 L – 3000 L
- Industrial
- 4000 L / 5000 L
- Tank
- GL / MS epoxy coated
- Centralised hot water
- Wide 200 L – 5000 L range
- For high-demand buildings
Advantages of Heat Pumps
- Works in all weather, day or night
- Consumes up to 70% less electricity than geysers
- No direct sunlight or roof space needed
- Compact — fits in balconies or utility areas
- Eco-friendly refrigerants & safe operation
- Long life of 10–15 years with low running costs
Maintenance
- Clean the air filter once in 3–6 months
- Keep 1–2 ft clear airflow around the unit
- Check for unusual noise or water leaks
- Annual professional service for best COP
- Descale tank in hard-water areas
Technical Specifications
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Heating capacity | 120 LPH to 500 LPH per unit; 5000 L+ systems |
| Operating voltage | 230 V single phase / 415 V three phase |
| Maximum temperature | Up to 55–60 °C |
| Compressor | Rotary or scroll |
| Inner tank | SS 304 / enamel / glass-lined |
| Body | Weather-resistant coated metal |
| Installation | Floor or wall mounted |
| Warranty | 1 to 5 years (model dependent) |
Heat Pump vs Solar Water Heater vs Electric Geyser
| Feature | Heat Pump | Solar Water Heater | Electric Geyser |
|---|---|---|---|
| Running cost | Very low | Lowest (sunny days) | High |
| Works at night / rain | Yes | Needs backup | Yes |
| Roof space needed | No | Yes | No |
| Upfront cost | Medium–High | Medium | Low |
| Best for | Apartments, hotels, hostels | Independent homes | Single bathroom, low use |
What capacity do you need?
Based on 30–60 litres of hot water (≈60 °C) per person per day. Savings vs electric geyser at ~₹7.5/unit. Indicative only.
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Where Can You Use It?
Why Choose Talwin in Bangalore?
- Authorised supplier of Racold & Kamal heat pumps
- Site visit with usage-based model suggestion
- End-to-end delivery, installation & demo
- Quick service & AMC support across Bangalore
Installations by Talwin
How We Work
Call / Enquire
Share your need on call, WhatsApp or our form.
Free Site Survey
We inspect roof, water quality, pressure & usage.
Custom Proposal
Right-sized system with clear pricing & savings.
Expert Installation
Trained team installs, tests & demos the system.
AMC & Support
Approvals, warranty, service & AMC — for years.
Frequently Asked Questions – Heat Pump Water Heaters
Does a heat pump work at night or in winter?
Yes. It uses ambient air, not sunlight, so it works 24×7 and in all seasons. Bangalore's mild climate is ideal for heat pumps.
How much electricity does a heat pump save?
It uses up to 70% less electricity than a traditional electric geyser for the same amount of hot water.
Can it be installed in an apartment?
Yes. Heat pumps are compact and can be installed on balconies, utility areas or terraces in apartments, villas and buildings with limited space.
How fast does it heat water?
Depending on capacity, a full tank heats in about 1–3 hours. Output ranges from 120 LPH to 500 LPH per unit.
How long does a heat pump last?
With proper use and annual service, 10–15 years.
Is a heat pump better than a geyser?
For families and buildings using more than 100 litres of hot water a day, yes — it pays back the higher upfront cost quickly through lower bills.
Heat pump or solar water heater — which should I choose?
If you have good roof space and sunlight, solar is cheapest to run. If you live in an apartment, need hot water at night, or have no roof access, choose a heat pump — or combine both with a hybrid system.
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