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MODEL NO: HP551325
Rheem MPi-325 Series II Heat Pump
The Rheem MPi Series Heat Pump is suitable for moderate – warm climates and average size families. A heat pump works day and night as it extracts heat from the surrounding air and doesn’t rely on direct sunlight to operate. The MPi-325 Heat Pump utilises multi-pass heating of the water and its Whisper technology enables quieter operation. It has frost protection and includes a back-up element as standard, delivering 60ºC hot water, even on the coldest winter nights.

Features at a Glance

Capacity
325L
No. of People
5
Warranty
5 years
Features
  • 325L Tank capacity is suitable for 2-5 people
  • Fitting locations make it an ideal replacement for an electric water heater
  • Back up electric element ensures hot water on the coldest of winter nights
  • Cuts energy use1,2
  • Manufactured in Australia
Warranty*
  • 5 years cylinder supply
  • 3 years cylinder labour
  • 2 years sealed system supply and labour
  • 1 year parts supply and labour
*The warranty periods above apply to installations in a single-family domestic dwelling only. For further details, please refer to the Owner’s Guide (click here). Without limiting the above periods, a 5-year whole-of-product warranty applies where a rebate has been received under Solar Victoria’s Solar Homes Program for installations from 1 July 2023. For further details, call Rheem Australia on 131 031.
1Energy and greenhouse gas emissions reduction based on Australian Govt Approved TRNSYS simulation modelling and apply when replacing an electric water heater with a Rheem Heat Pump water heater.
2The impact on an electricity account will depend on the tariff arrangement of the water heater being replaced and where you live. These Rheem Heat Pump water heaters (model dependant) are recommended for connection to either 24 hour continuous tariff or extended off peak (min 16 hours/day). Before purchase consult your energy provider for more information on cost comparisons.
 
 

Specifications

Running Cost Estimator

Running Cost Estimator Disclaimer as at 01/10/2023

Things that you should know about the Rheem Running Cost Estimator

The estimator is provided as a guide only to help you compare estimated running costs between various water heater types.

The estimator is based on Australian Standard AS5263, which relies on certain assumptions, such as an average daily load of 200L and 19 tap turns. Your situation and usage may be different to these assumptions, so the estimator may not match your actual daily loads and pattern of use.

Accordingly, the estimator cannot and does not purport to provide an accurate assessment of your yearly hot water energy bill. It does, however, allow a reasonable comparison between various water heater types based on Australian Standard AS5263 and average fuel tariffs used in the estimator.

Your state has been used to determine the temperature rise required to heat water from cold to a temperature of 65C, the applicable charge for the tariff type selected and the amount of solar savings.

Solar savings are based on Australian Government approved modelling for the type of solar water heater selected and the booster type. All electric boosted solar water heaters are modelled with a continuous tariff, but may be suitable for use on other tariff types depending on the model selected, your climate zone and the amount and usage pattern of hot water use.

Tariffs are current as at 9th March 2023 and represent an average price for the fuel type for the capital city in the state or territory, including GST.

Fixed charges, system access charges, delivery fees and any other fees and charges, including special rates and discounts are excluded from the estimator.

Energy consumption figures used are for a typical water heater within a category and do not reflect a specific model. Actual energy use may vary.

Heat Pump and solar water heaters may be suitable for Off Peak/Shoulder Rate tariffs depending on the type of water heater selected and the location. You should consult with your energy provider or installer before making any decision.