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$4,529

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MIDEA 50gal HEAT PUMP WATER HEATER
$4,529

The Midea 50 Gallon Heat Pump Water Heater delivers outstanding energy efficiency and advanced smart home compatibility—perfect for modern, eco-conscious households. With convenient left or right-side connections and a compact design, it’s easy to install and integrate into your existing system.

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  • Exceptional Efficiency – Uses up to 75% less energy than traditional electric water heaters

  • Top-Tier Performance – Among the highest Uniform Energy Factors (UEF) in its class

  • Smart Grid Ready – Demand response port enables seamless integration with smart home and energy-saving systems

  • Flexible Installation – Left or right gas/electric service connections for easier setup

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$5,480

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MIDEA 65gal HEAT PUMP WATER HEATER
$5,480

The Midea 65 Gallon Heat Pump Water Heater delivers outstanding energy efficiency and advanced smart home compatibility—perfect for modern, eco-conscious households. With convenient left or right-side connections and a compact design, it’s easy to install and integrate into your existing system.

Key Features:

  • Exceptional Efficiency – Uses up to 75% less energy than traditional electric water heaters

  • Top-Tier Performance – Among the highest Uniform Energy Factors (UEF) in its class

  • Smart Grid Ready – Demand response port enables seamless integration with smart home and energy-saving systems

  • Flexible Installation – Left or right gas/electric service connections for easier setup

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$6,199

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MIDEA 80gal HEAT PUMP WATER HEATER
$6,199

The Midea 80 Gallon Heat Pump Water Heater delivers outstanding energy efficiency and advanced smart home compatibility—perfect for modern, eco-conscious households. With convenient left or right-side connections and a compact design, it’s easy to install and integrate into your existing system.

Key Features:

  • Exceptional Efficiency – Uses up to 75% less energy than traditional electric water heaters

  • Top-Tier Performance – Among the highest Uniform Energy Factors (UEF) in its class

  • Smart Grid Ready – Demand response port enables seamless integration with smart home and energy-saving systems

  • Flexible Installation – Left or right gas/electric service connections for easier setup

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A heat pump water heater (HPWH) is a type of water heating system that uses electricity to transfer heat from the surrounding air to the water, instead of generating heat directly. This makes it much more energy-efficient than traditional electric or gas water heaters. Here’s a quick overview of how it works and why it’s an efficient choice:How It Works: Heat Absorption: The heat pump water heater draws in warm air from the environment, typically using a fan to bring it into the unit. Heat Transfer: Inside the unit, a refrigerant absorbs the heat from the air and moves it through a series of coils. Water Heating: The heated refrigerant then passes through a heat exchanger, which transfers the absorbed heat to the water in the storage tank. Efficiency Boost: Since it moves heat rather than directly generating it, the process requires less energy. Benefits: Energy Efficiency: HPWHs can be up to three times more efficient than conventional water heaters. Lower Utility Bills: Reduced energy use leads to lower electricity costs, making them economical in the long run. Eco-Friendly: By using ambient air and reducing electricity demand, HPWHs have a smaller environmental footprint. HPWHs work best in warmer climates or in areas where there is plenty of ambient heat, such as basements or garages, as they need a source of warm air to function efficiently.