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Reclaim Energy All In One 300L | Supply+Install | LIFETIME WARRANTY

Upgrade to energy-efficient hot water with the Reclaim Energy 300L heat pump hot water system — ideal for households of up to 5-6. Designed to lower energy bills with a high efficiency COP of 4.63 and quiet operation at just dBA, it’s the smart choice for comfort and savings. This system features a durable Steel Enamel tank, a 6 year warranty, and licensed installation across Brisbane and the Gold Coast. Made in China and backed by award-winning local support.
Quick Specs & Benefits View product specifications and key details
  • Model: All In One 300L
  • Volume: 300L
  • Width: 620 mm
  • Height: 2005 mm
  • COP (Efficiency Rating): 4.63
  • Recommended Household Size: 5-6 people
  • WiFi Controller Built-In/Compatible: Yes
  • Internal Cylinder Material: Steel Enamel
  • Made In: China
  • STC Rebate Eligible - $1000 Upfront Discount Included

    What is an STC?

    STC stands for Small-scale Technology Certificate. It is part of an Australian Government scheme designed to encourage energy-efficient hot water systems and other eligible renewable technologies.

    How does it work?

    When your new system qualifies, STCs are created based on the expected energy savings and location of the installation. These certificates have a value, and that value is applied as an upfront discount to help reduce the installed cost.

    How is it shown on our jobs?

    For eligible systems, the STC value is already included as a flat rate $1000 upfront discount in the total installed price shown, so you do not need to claim it separately after installation.

    Who is eligible?

    Eligibility generally applies to installations of approved systems at Australian homes and businesses where the product, property type, and installation details meet current STC program requirements.

    If you are unsure whether your property or system qualifies, contact us before ordering and we can help confirm it.

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🏷️ Brand – Reclaim Energy
🔢 Model Number – All In One 300L
💧 Volume (L) – 300
👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Recommended Maximum Number of Occupants – 5-6
💰 Estimated Annual Savings* – $
📊 Coefficient of Performance (COP) – 4.63
🔌 Electrical Connection Type –
📏 Width – 620mm
📏 Height – 2005mm
⚖️ Weight – kg
🌍 Manufactured In – China
🔩 Cylinder/Heat Exchange Material – Steel Enamel
🛡️ Cylinder/Heat-Exchange Warranty – 6 Years
🔇 Noise Level – dBa
🛏️ Avoid Install Next to Sleeping Areas –
⚡ Energy Source –
📡 WiFi Controller Built In or Compatible – Yes
⏲️ Built-In Timer – Yes
💡 LED/LCD Status Indicator – No

RECLAIM HEAT PUMP HOT WATER INSTALLATION

Reclaim ECO 300L Heat Pump Installation Brisbane & Gold Coast

JR Gas & Water supplies and installs the Reclaim ECO 300L All-in-One Heat Pump across eligible Brisbane, Gold Coast and surrounding South East Queensland areas for homeowners wanting an Australian-made, high-efficiency alternative to conventional electric storage hot water.

The Reclaim ECO 300REC25P is an integrated R290 heat pump hot water system with a nominal 300L class size and an actual published storage capacity of 287 litres. It combines the heat pump, storage cylinder, electronic controller and 1.2kW electric boost element in one unit and connects through a 10A electrical supply.

Reclaim publishes a COP of 4.63 when tested at 20°C ambient temperature while heating water from 20°C to 60°C, together with a heating-water production rate of 54 litres per hour under the same published ambient condition. For JR customers, the important question is not only how efficient the unit is on paper, but whether the 287L capacity, installation position, airflow, drainage, electrical supply and recovery performance suit the property.

Reclaim ECO 300L at a glance: an Australian-made all-in-one R290 heat pump with 287L actual storage, COP 4.63 at Reclaim's stated 20°C test condition, 54 L/hr published heating-water production, 10A maximum current, 1.2kW electric boost and Smart Life app control. JR currently recommends this model for approximately 5–6 people where household hot water demand and installation conditions suit the system.

Reclaim ECO 300L Supply & Installation at a Glance

287L

Actual Storage

Reclaim publishes an actual storage capacity of 287 litres for model 300REC25P.

COP 4.63

Published Efficiency

Measured by Reclaim at 20°C ambient while heating water from 20°C to 60°C.

54 L/hr

Heating Production

Published water-heating production rate at 20°C ambient temperature.

10A

Plug-In Electrical Setup

Maximum current is 10A and the manufacturer provides for connection through a suitable outdoor GPO.

Who Is the Reclaim ECO 300L Best For?

Medium to Larger Households

JR currently lists the 300L Reclaim ECO for approximately 5–6 people. Actual suitability should still be checked against showers, bathrooms, baths, appliance use and peak hot water demand.

Electric Storage Upgrades

The system can be a practical replacement for an older electric storage cylinder where the existing location or a nearby position provides the airflow, drainage, power and plumbing required for heat-pump operation.

Solar PV Homes

Scheduling and Smart Life app control can help homeowners operate the heat pump during periods of available solar generation rather than simply heating whenever demand occurs.

PRODUCT SUITABILITY

Is the Reclaim ECO 300L Right for My Home?

A Good Choice If...

You want an Australian-made all-in-one heat pump, need the larger Reclaim ECO storage option, have a suitable outdoor position and want built-in scheduling and app control.

Consider Another Option If...

Your household demand does not justify 287L of storage, installation space is very limited, required airflow clearances cannot be achieved or a split heat-pump configuration would better suit the property.

JR Should Check First If...

You are replacing gas or solar hot water, mains pressure is high, the existing cylinder is in a tight side passage, the proposed position is near sleeping areas, or electrical and drainage arrangements are uncertain.

How Many People Does the Reclaim ECO 300L Suit?

JR currently lists the Reclaim ECO 300L as a recommended option for approximately 5–6 people. That is useful sizing guidance, but it should not be treated as an absolute limit because two households with the same number of occupants can use very different amounts of hot water.

The unit stores 287 litres and Reclaim publishes a heating-water production rate of 54 L/hr at 20°C ambient. Shower length, shower-head flow, multiple bathrooms, baths, dishwashing, laundry, operating schedules and the timing of peak demand all influence whether that combination provides enough stored and recovered hot water.

When the 300L Makes Sense

The 300L model is worth considering where the household has stronger daily demand, several occupants using hot water during concentrated morning or evening periods, or simply needs greater storage reserve than the smaller ECO 200 provides.

When the ECO 200 May Be Enough

A smaller household with lower peak demand may not need the additional capacity, height and weight of the 300L unit. In that situation the ECO 200 can be worth comparing before committing to the larger tank.

How Does the Reclaim ECO 300L Heat Water?

The Reclaim ECO uses an air-source heat-pump refrigeration circuit. A fan draws surrounding air through the unit, the R290 refrigeration cycle extracts heat from that air and the captured energy is transferred into the water stored inside the integrated cylinder.

Because the compressor moves heat instead of producing all heating directly with an electric resistance element, the heat-pump cycle can provide substantially more heat energy than the electrical energy consumed under suitable conditions. Reclaim publishes a COP of 4.63 for the 300REC25P under its stated 20°C test condition.

The system also incorporates a 1.2kW electric element. This provides additional heating capability in Boost mode and where the controller requires supplementary heating.

In simple terms: outside air → R290 heat-pump cycle → heat transferred into the 287L storage cylinder → stored hot water supplied to the home. The electric element provides additional heating support when required.

Key Features of the Reclaim ECO 300L

287L Actual Storage Capacity

The nominal 300L model has a manufacturer-published storage volume of 287 litres.

Natural R290 Refrigerant

Uses R290 refrigerant with a published charge of 290 grams in the 300REC25P.

COP 4.63

Reclaim publishes a COP of 4.63 at 20°C ambient while heating water from 20°C to 60°C.

Smart Life App Control

Wi-Fi pairing allows compatible app control for operating-mode selection, scheduling and remote system management.

Eco, Boost & Holiday Modes

The controller supports multiple modes so operation can be adjusted around efficiency requirements, additional hot-water demand and periods away from home.

Australian Made

Reclaim identifies the ECO R290 Energy Freedom range as Australian-made and designed for Australian homes.

Reclaim ECO 300L Specifications

Brand Reclaim Energy
Model 300REC25P
Product Type All-in-one air-source heat pump hot water system
Nominal Class 300L
Actual Storage Capacity 287L
JR Recommended Household Size Approximately 5–6 people, subject to actual household demand
Published COP 4.63 at 20°C ambient while heating water from 20°C to 60°C
Heating Water Production 54 L/hr at 20°C ambient
Maximum Power Input 2.0kW
Maximum Current 10A
Electrical Supply 230–240V AC single phase
Electric Boost Element 1200W
Refrigerant R290
Refrigerant Charge 290g
Net Weight 125kg
Total Height 2005mm
Total Diameter 620mm
Total Depth Including Cover 665mm
Cold Water Inlet Height 200mm
Hot Water Outlet Height 1375mm
Maximum Refrigerant Circuit Pressure 2600kPa
Relief Valve Rating 1000kPa / 10kW
Control Electronic controller with Wi-Fi / Smart Life app functionality
Manufacture Australia
Current Manufacturer Warranty For qualifying orders from 1 July 2026: 8 years parts and labour on the tank and refrigeration components; 1 year on other listed components, subject to Reclaim terms
Important capacity detail: although marketed as the ECO 300L, Reclaim's published specification for model 300REC25P is 287 litres of actual stored-water capacity.
INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS

What Is Required to Install the Reclaim ECO 300L?

Suitable level support capable of carrying the 125kg empty system plus approximately 287 litres of stored water.

Minimum 500mm fan-side clearance to support correct airflow through the heat-pump section.

Minimum 300mm evaporator-side clearance so the air intake is not obstructed.

Minimum 50mm rear clearance from the wall or other obstruction.

At least 300mm above the unit, with Reclaim recommending approximately 500mm where possible to make future anode replacement easier.

Condensate drainage from the dedicated heat-pump condensate connection.

Suitable 10A outdoor GPO positioned in accordance with the manufacturer's electrical requirements and applicable electrical rules.

Compliant hot and cold water connections together with the applicable isolation and safety valves.

PTR drain line installed separately and continuously falling to a compliant discharge position.

Pressure assessment to ensure the existing mains pressure and valve arrangement are appropriate for the installation.

Future service access to the fan, evaporator, controller, valves, electrical components and twin anodes.

Licensed installation carried out to the current Reclaim manual and applicable plumbing and electrical requirements.

Why Reclaim ECO 300L Installation Clearance Matters

An all-in-one heat pump needs more surrounding space than a conventional electric storage tank because the upper section must move a significant volume of air through the evaporator and fan while also remaining accessible for future service.

Reclaim specifies minimum clearances of 500mm on the fan side, 300mm on the evaporator side, 50mm at the rear and 300mm above. The manufacturer recommends increasing the top clearance to around 500mm where possible so the two cylinder anodes can be replaced without unnecessary difficulty.

The existing hot water location should therefore be checked before assuming the ECO can simply occupy the same footprint as an old storage cylinder.

What's Included With Reclaim ECO 300L Installation?

Standard Installation

The selected JR installation package covers the applicable standard labour and materials required to position and connect the Reclaim where the existing services, base, electrical supply and location meet that package's conditions.

Compliance & Commissioning

The water heater is filled, connected and commissioned, with plumbing, drainage, electrical supply, controller operation and normal heat-pump function checked before completion.

Possible Additional Work

Additional valves, electrical work, new GPO, pipework changes, pressure control, condensate drainage, base work, relocation or difficult-access requirements can fall outside a standard package and require additional pricing.

How Much Does Reclaim ECO 300L Installation Cost?

Current supplied-and-installed pricing is shown in the live JR product and installation selector above. Keeping the price in the live product system rather than hard-coding it into this guide means product cost, installation package, STC treatment, availability and payment options remain current.

The final Reclaim ECO 300L installation cost can vary according to the system being replaced, existing valves, mains pressure, electrical setup, outdoor GPO, pipework, drainage, base, access and whether the heat pump can remain in the existing hot water position.

An electric-storage replacement in a suitable exterior location will generally require fewer changes than a gas-to-heat-pump conversion, solar replacement or installation where the current cylinder position does not provide the clearances needed for the ECO's fan and evaporator.

BRISBANE INSTALLATION

Reclaim ECO 300L Heat Pump Installation Brisbane

JR Gas & Water supplies and installs the Reclaim ECO 300L in Brisbane for suitable electric-storage replacements, existing heat-pump replacements and approved conversions from other hot water technologies.

For Brisbane homes replacing an older electric tank, the existing water services and electrical infrastructure may already be close to the proposed position, but the Reclaim still needs substantially more airflow space than a conventional storage cylinder. Narrow side access, fences, retaining walls, air-conditioning equipment and nearby windows can all affect whether the old location remains appropriate.

The 10A plug-in format can simplify the electrical side of suitable jobs, but the GPO, circuit and outdoor location still need to be compliant and appropriate for a permanent water-heating appliance. JR services eligible Brisbane areas together with Logan, Ipswich, Redlands and Moreton Bay subject to current availability and installation scope.

GOLD COAST INSTALLATION

Reclaim ECO 300L Heat Pump Installation Gold Coast

JR Gas & Water also provides Reclaim ECO 300L installation on the Gold Coast for eligible properties wanting an Australian-made all-in-one heat pump with larger household storage.

The installation position needs to balance airflow, drainage, access and day-to-day amenity. A heat pump contains a fan and compressor, so locating the unit immediately beside bedrooms or reflective enclosed spaces should be considered carefully even though Reclaim describes the ECO as designed for quiet operation.

Gold Coast replacement work can also involve changing from gas storage, continuous-flow gas, solar or an older heat pump. These conversions often require a different plumbing and electrical scope than a straightforward electric-storage replacement, so JR assesses which existing services can be reused before the final installation package is confirmed.

Can the Reclaim ECO 300L Replace My Existing Hot Water System?

Replacing Electric Storage

This is often the most direct upgrade path. Existing water services may be reusable, but the proposed position still needs the airflow, electrical connection, drainage and service clearances required by the Reclaim.

Replacing Another Heat Pump

An older heat pump can potentially be replaced with the ECO 300, but dimensions, pipe positions, airflow direction, electrical connection and condensate drainage should be checked rather than assuming a true like-for-like swap.

Replacing Gas Hot Water

A gas-to-heat-pump change requires a suitable electrical supply and usually plumbing alterations. The redundant gas system and gas connection must also be dealt with appropriately as part of the conversion.

Replacing Solar Hot Water

Solar systems can be replaced with a heat pump, but the old cylinder, solar pipework, roof collectors, booster circuit and removal scope need to be considered before pricing the conversion.

Reclaim ECO 200L vs Reclaim ECO 300L

The ECO range is currently available in 200L and 300L classes. Both use the same all-in-one R290 concept, 10A maximum current and 1.2kW electric element, but the larger model provides substantially greater stored-water capacity.

Specification Reclaim ECO 200 Reclaim ECO 300
Model 200REC25P 300REC25P
Actual Storage 202.5L 287L
COP at 20°C 4.23 4.63
Heating Production at 20°C 53 L/hr 54 L/hr
Maximum Power Input 2.0kW 2.0kW
Maximum Current 10A 10A
Electric Element 1.2kW 1.2kW
Refrigerant R290 / 270g R290 / 290g
Height 1580mm 2005mm
Diameter 620mm 620mm
Net Weight 90kg 125kg
Main Difference More compact option for lower stored-water demand. Additional 84.5L of actual stored-water capacity for stronger household demand.

The 300L should not automatically be selected simply because it is larger. Household demand, recovery requirements, installation space and how the system will be scheduled should determine which ECO model makes more sense.

How Efficient Is the Reclaim ECO 300L?

Reclaim publishes a COP of 4.63 when the 300REC25P is tested at 20°C ambient temperature while heating water from 20°C to 60°C. In practical terms, the COP shows how much heat energy is delivered relative to the electrical energy used under that specific test condition.

Reclaim also promotes the ECO range as capable of delivering up to 80% energy savings compared with conventional electric hot water systems. That is a manufacturer maximum claim and should not be interpreted as a guaranteed reduction in every electricity bill.

Actual consumption varies with ambient temperature, incoming cold-water temperature, how much hot water the household uses, operating mode, electric-element use, heating schedules, solar PV availability and the performance of the system being replaced.

Efficiency takeaway: the ECO's biggest opportunity is to let the heat-pump refrigeration cycle do most of the heating while scheduling operation around lower-cost electricity or available rooftop solar where practical.

Can the Reclaim ECO 300L Work With Solar PV?

Yes. Reclaim specifically promotes the ECO's smart controller and app scheduling for PV optimisation. The heat pump does not need to be physically connected to the solar panels themselves; instead, operating schedules can be set so more water heating occurs during periods when the home's rooftop solar system is likely to be producing electricity.

This can help increase self-consumption of solar energy rather than exporting that electricity to the grid and buying electricity back later for water heating.

The best schedule depends on the household's solar generation, electricity tariff, hot water demand and how much reserve is needed outside the solar window.

Reclaim ECO 300L Maintenance

Reclaim's current manual includes both routine owner checks and a longer-term licensed-trade service schedule. Ongoing maintenance is important because the ECO combines a refrigeration system, airflow path, storage cylinder, safety valves, condensate drainage and sacrificial anodes.

Six-Month Checks

Reclaim recommends checking the PTR valve and expansion control valve where fitted and ensuring the upper grill and louvres remain clear of leaves, dust and other obstructions.

Five-Year Service

The manufacturer recommends a licensed-trade service including replacement of the PTR valve and both anodes, valve inspection, condensate-gutter cleaning, evaporator cleaning, fan inspection and tank draining/flushing.

High-TDS Water

Where total dissolved solids exceed 600mg/L, Reclaim recommends bringing the major service interval forward to approximately three years and applies specific anode and water-quality requirements.

Maintenance access matters: this is why Reclaim recommends additional clearance above the unit where possible. Both sacrificial anodes are accessed from the upper section of the water heater.
COMMON QUESTIONS

Reclaim ECO 300L Heat Pump Installation FAQs

How much does Reclaim ECO 300L installation cost?

Current supplied-and-installed pricing is shown in the live JR product and installation selector above. Additional cost can apply where the property requires electrical work, pressure control, extra valves, pipework, drainage, relocation, base work or other work outside the selected installation package.

Can JR Gas & Water install the Reclaim ECO 300L in Brisbane?

Yes. JR Gas & Water supplies and installs the Reclaim ECO 300L across eligible Brisbane areas where the property, existing services and proposed heat-pump location suit the installation requirements.

Can JR install the Reclaim ECO 300L on the Gold Coast?

Yes. Installation is available across eligible Gold Coast service areas, subject to the current installation package, site conditions and booking availability.

Is the Reclaim ECO 300L really 300 litres?

The model is marketed in the 300L class, but Reclaim's published actual storage capacity for model 300REC25P is 287 litres.

How many people does the Reclaim ECO 300L suit?

JR currently recommends the model for approximately 5–6 people. Actual suitability depends on shower duration, bathrooms, baths, hot-water appliances, peak demand and the system's heating schedule.

What is the COP of the Reclaim ECO 300L?

Reclaim publishes a COP of 4.63 at 20°C ambient air temperature while heating water from 20°C to 60°C. Actual efficiency changes with real operating conditions.

How quickly does the Reclaim ECO 300L heat water?

Reclaim publishes a heating-water production rate of 54 litres per hour at 20°C ambient. Actual recovery varies with surrounding temperature, incoming water temperature, operating mode and electric-element use.

Does the Reclaim ECO 300L need hardwiring?

The ECO range is promoted as an easy plug-in system. The manufacturer specifies a maximum current of 10A and its installation information provides for a suitable outdoor 10A GPO. The electrical setup still needs to comply with the installation requirements.

Does the Reclaim ECO 300L have Wi-Fi?

Yes. The current ECO R290 supports Smart Life app control, allowing compatible remote monitoring, mode selection and scheduling.

Can the Reclaim ECO run from solar power?

It can be scheduled to operate during periods of rooftop solar generation so the heat pump can make better use of available PV energy. Reclaim specifically promotes app scheduling and PV optimisation as features of the ECO range.

What clearance does the Reclaim ECO 300L require?

Reclaim specifies at least 500mm on the fan side, 300mm on the evaporator side, 50mm at the rear and 300mm above. Around 500mm above is recommended where possible for easier future anode replacement.

Can the Reclaim ECO replace an electric storage water heater?

Often, yes. Existing electric-storage locations can provide a practical upgrade pathway, but the old tank position still needs suitable heat-pump airflow, condensate drainage, electrical supply and service clearance.

Can the Reclaim ECO 300L replace gas hot water?

Potentially. A gas-to-heat-pump conversion normally requires new electrical provision and plumbing alterations, together with appropriate work to the redundant gas system.

Is the Reclaim ECO 300L Australian made?

Yes. Reclaim identifies the ECO R290 Energy Freedom range as Australian-made.

What is the current Reclaim ECO warranty?

For qualifying ECO R290 orders from 1 July 2026, Reclaim states an 8-year parts-and-labour warranty on the tank and refrigeration components. Its current warranty table lists other components such as sensors, thermostats, valves, electric elements and anodes at one year, subject to the full manufacturer terms.

Is the Reclaim ECO eligible for STCs?

The Reclaim ECO range is promoted as rebate and STC eligible. Certificate eligibility and value can change with scheme rules, installation date and property details, so the current JR product and installation selector should be used for the live pricing treatment.

Reclaim ECO 300L Warranty and Maintenance

Current Manufacturer Warranty

For qualifying orders from 1 July 2026, Reclaim states 8 years parts and labour on the ECO R290 tank and refrigeration components, subject to its current warranty terms.

Other Components

Reclaim's current warranty table lists sensors, thermostats, valves, electric heating elements and anodes with 1 year parts and labour coverage.

JR Lifetime Warranty Eligibility

Any JR Lifetime Warranty eligibility applies according to the selected JR installation package and current JR warranty terms. It is separate from the Reclaim manufacturer warranty.

Water quality conditions apply: Reclaim places limits on TDS, pH and other water-quality conditions for tank warranty coverage. Where water chemistry is outside the normal metropolitan range, the appropriate model, anode configuration and servicing requirements should be checked before installation.

Why Choose JR Gas & Water for Reclaim ECO Installation?

JR Gas & Water has completed more than 10,000 hot water installations across South East Queensland and works across electric, heat pump, gas storage, continuous-flow gas and solar hot water systems. JR is QBCC licensed and services Brisbane, the Gold Coast, Logan, Ipswich, Redlands, Moreton Bay and surrounding eligible areas.

JR has also received ProductReview recognition across 2023, 2024 and 2025 and has more than 1,000 five-star Google reviews. More importantly for a heat-pump installation, the complete job is considered rather than focusing only on the appliance: household demand, replacement type, airflow, drainage, electrical supply, water pressure, access and long-term serviceability all matter.

COMPARE YOUR OPTIONS

Compare Reclaim, Heat Pump & Hot Water Installation Options

These destinations are available directly through the current JR Gas & Water live main menu.

READY TO INSTALL

Install the Reclaim ECO 300L With JR Gas & Water

The Reclaim ECO 300L is a strong option for suitable homes wanting 287L of actual storage, Australian manufacture, natural R290 refrigerant, a published COP of 4.63, smart scheduling, 10A plug-in installation and larger household hot-water capacity.

The main checks are whether the storage and recovery suit the household and whether the property provides the required airflow, clearances, drainage, electrical supply, water pressure and servicing access. JR Gas & Water can supply and install the Reclaim ECO across eligible Brisbane, Gold Coast and surrounding South East Queensland areas. Use the live product and installation selector above to check current supplied-and-installed pricing, available packages and booking availability.

How Do STC Rebates Work?

Small-scale Technology Certificates, or STCs, are part of the Australian Government’s renewable energy scheme. Eligible heat pump and solar hot water systems can generate STCs, which carry a monetary value. JR Gas & Water applies this value as an upfront rebate so customers see a reduced out-of-pocket price on eligible products rather than needing to claim anything later themselves.

For clarity, JR Gas & Water uses a flat-rate STC rebate of $1,000 including GST on eligible systems. This means the price shown online is the customer’s out-of-pocket price after the rebate has already been applied. It is not the full gross system price before the rebate.

As an example, if a system is advertised online at $4,000, the gross system price is $5,000, less the $1,000 STC rebate, leaving the advertised out-of-pocket amount of $4,000.

This upfront rebate is offered on the basis that the installation will be completed compliantly, the system will remain eligible for STCs, and JR Gas & Water will be able to create, process, and receive the value of those certificates after installation. We handle the STC paperwork and process behind the scenes, but the rebate is conditional and relies on the job proceeding correctly from start to finish.

Who Is Eligible?

In general, customers may be eligible for the STC rebate where they are purchasing an approved solar hot water system, heat pump hot water system, or other eligible product that qualifies under the applicable scheme rules at the time of installation.

Eligibility generally requires that:
the product itself is STC eligible,
the installation address is eligible,
the system is installed in Australia,
the installation is completed in a compliant manner,
the system is capable of being properly verified,
and the customer provides any required information, declarations, signatures, and supporting documents needed to process the STCs.

Where JR Gas & Water advertises an eligible system with the rebate already applied, the customer is agreeing that the STCs will be assigned to JR Gas & Water or its nominated agent as part of the sale. That assignment is what allows the rebate to be applied upfront instead of the customer paying full price.

When Is the Rebate Not Available or Not Valid?

The STC rebate is not an automatic discount in every situation. It is only available where the installation proceeds fully and remains eligible for STC creation and assignment.

A customer may not be eligible, or may be required to repay the rebate amount, where:

the order is cancelled after rebate pricing has been applied,
the customer declines installation,
the site is not ready,
access is refused,
the installation cannot proceed due to hazards, animals, obstructions, or unsafe conditions,
the customer wants to keep the STCs personally,
required paperwork is not signed or returned,
incorrect or incomplete information is provided,
the property or system turns out not to qualify,
the quoted eligible product is changed,
a third party interferes with, alters, completes, disconnects, reconnects, or modifies the installation,
required compliance or upgrade works are refused,
or the installation cannot be lawfully completed in a way that allows the STCs to be validly claimed.

This also includes situations where another contractor performs part of the work in a way that affects eligibility, or where changes made by the customer or another trade prevent JR Gas & Water from receiving the STC benefit that the upfront rebate was based on.

What Happens If the Customer Does Not Proceed?

Where a customer accepts pricing that already includes the STC rebate and then cancels, postpones, declines installation, refuses access, or otherwise prevents the installation from being completed, JR Gas & Water may recover the full $1,000 STC rebate amount in addition to any other applicable cancellation, postponement, restocking, freight, attendance, or administrative charges.

This is because the lower advertised price was offered on the basis that JR Gas & Water would receive the benefit of the STCs after compliant completion of the installation. If the job does not proceed, that STC benefit cannot be recovered by JR Gas & Water, so the rebate amount becomes payable.

Can the Customer Keep the STCs Instead?

Yes, but not at the rebate-adjusted price.

If the customer wishes to keep, trade, or claim the STCs themselves, they must notify JR Gas & Water in writing before the order is accepted, or at the latest before installation begins. In that case, the customer must pay the full $1,000 including GST rebate amount before installation unless otherwise agreed in writing.

Heat pump hot water systems are one of the most energy-efficient ways to heat water, using ambient air to produce hot water while consuming significantly less electricity than a conventional electric storage system.

Like any appliance with refrigeration and mechanical components, regular maintenance is essential to maximise efficiency, maintain reliable performance and support your manufacturer's warranty.

Many manufacturers recommend routine inspections and servicing throughout the life of the system.

Homeowner Maintenance – Every 6 Months

Every six months we recommend carrying out a simple visual inspection of your heat pump system.

Homeowners should:

  • Carefully operate the Pressure & Temperature Relief (PTR) Valve.
  • Operate the Expansion Control Valve (ECV) (where fitted).
  • Remove leaves, grass and debris from around the outdoor unit.
  • Ensure the air inlet and outlet remain clear.
  • Check the condensate drain is free-flowing.
  • Inspect for obvious water leaks or corrosion.
  • Listen for any unusual noises during operation.

Why is this important?

Heat pumps rely on unrestricted airflow to operate efficiently.

Blocked airflow, dirty coils or seized safety valves can reduce efficiency, increase electricity consumption and place unnecessary strain on the compressor.

Operating the PTR and ECV valves every six months also helps prevent mineral build-up and confirms they continue to function correctly.

Important: Always follow your manufacturer's instructions when operating safety valves, as hot water will discharge during testing. If you're unsure, contact a licensed plumber.

JR 6-Month Heat Pump Health Check

Recommended Service – $99

Our professional inspection helps identify small issues before they become costly repairs.

Our technician will:

  • Inspect the complete heat pump system.
  • Check for leaks or corrosion.
  • Test the PTR valve.
  • Test the ECV (where fitted).
  • Inspect electrical wiring and connections.
  • Check controller operation and settings.
  • Inspect airflow around the outdoor unit.
  • Check the evaporator coil for blockage or contamination.
  • Inspect the condensate drain.
  • Listen for abnormal compressor or fan operation.
  • Confirm correct heating performance.
  • Identify components showing signs of wear.

Service Price: $99

Routine inspections help maintain efficiency, reduce energy consumption and minimise the risk of unexpected breakdowns.

Recommended 5-Year Major Service

Current Price: $449

Like any major appliance, heat pump hot water systems benefit from scheduled component replacement and servicing.

Our comprehensive 5-Year Service includes:

  • Replacement of the sacrificial anode (where fitted).
  • Replacement of the Pressure & Temperature Relief (PTR) Valve.
  • Replacement of the Expansion Control Valve (ECV).
  • Full inspection of the storage tank and heat pump unit.
  • Electrical safety testing.
  • Inspection of wiring and controls.
  • Cleaning of the evaporator coil (where required).
  • Inspection of fan and compressor operation.
  • Inspection of condensate drainage.
  • Leak and corrosion inspection.
  • Operational performance testing.

Why These Components Matter

Sacrificial Anode

Most vitreous enamel-lined heat pump storage tanks contain a sacrificial anode.

The anode corrodes instead of the steel tank, protecting it from internal rust.

Replacing the anode at the recommended interval can significantly extend the life of your storage tank.

Pressure & Temperature Relief (PTR) Valve

The PTR valve protects the storage tank from excessive pressure and temperature.

Over time, mineral deposits may prevent the valve from operating correctly, making regular testing and replacement essential.

Expansion Control Valve (ECV)

Where fitted, the ECV controls pressure created as water expands during heating.

Maintaining the ECV helps protect both the storage tank and your home's plumbing system.

Airflow & Evaporator Coil

Unlike conventional electric systems, heat pumps rely on airflow across the evaporator coil to extract heat from the surrounding air.

Restricted airflow caused by leaves, dust or debris can:

  • Reduce efficiency.
  • Increase running costs.
  • Extend heating times.
  • Place additional strain on the compressor.

Keeping the unit clean helps maintain peak performance.

If Your Heat Pump Isn't Working

Before arranging a service, check the following:

  • Ensure power is switched on.
  • Check the circuit breaker and safety switch (RCD).
  • Confirm the isolator near the unit is turned on.
  • Check the controller for any fault or error codes.
  • Ensure the air inlet and outlet are unobstructed.
  • Remove any leaves or debris around the unit.
  • Check for visible water leaks.
  • Confirm the condensate drain is not blocked.
  • Listen for unusual noises from the fan or compressor.
  • Allow sufficient recovery time after heavy hot water usage.

If your system is still not producing hot water or is displaying fault codes, contact JR Gas & Water for professional diagnosis and repair.

General Signs Your System May Need Attention

Arrange a service if you notice:

  • Little or no hot water.
  • Unusual fan or compressor noises.
  • Error codes on the controller.
  • Constant water leaking.
  • Reduced heating performance.
  • Higher than normal electricity usage.
  • Water taking much longer to heat.
  • Visible corrosion.
  • Repeated electrical trips.
  • Restricted airflow due to dirt or debris.

Early servicing can often prevent more expensive repairs and prolong the life of your system.

Protect Your Warranty & Maximise System Life

Routine maintenance helps keep your heat pump operating safely, efficiently and reliably.

Following the manufacturer's recommended maintenance schedule can also assist in maintaining warranty coverage.

Failure to maintain your system may result in:

  • Reduced energy efficiency.
  • Increased electricity costs.
  • Premature tank corrosion.
  • Compressor strain.
  • Shortened system lifespan.
  • Unexpected breakdowns.
  • Possible reduction or loss of manufacturer warranty, depending on the manufacturer's maintenance requirements.

Regular preventative maintenance is one of the best ways to protect your investment and ensure your heat pump continues delivering efficient hot water for many years.

Please note: Maintenance requirements vary between manufacturers and models. Always refer to your owner's manual for the maintenance schedule applicable to your heat pump hot water system. JR Gas & Water services all major heat pump brands in accordance with manufacturer recommendations where applicable.

ZipPay – 6-Month Interest-Free on All Products

ZipPay allows you to buy now and pay later, offering flexible, interest-free payments for up to 6 months on all JR products. It’s easy to set up, and you can customize your repayment schedule to suit your budget. Payments can be made weekly, fortnightly, or monthly, with a $6 fee if the balance isn’t paid off by the due date​.

Humm – Up to 12 Months Interest-Free

Humm provides interest-free payment plans on purchases up to $30,000, perfect for both small and large buys. For items over $2,000, you can spread payments over 12 months. Humm also offers flexibility in scheduling payments based on when you get paid​

Afterpay – 8 Weeks, No Interest

With Afterpay, spread the cost of purchases across four equal installments, due every two weeks, over an 8-week period. There’s no interest, and as long as payments are made on time, there are no fees. Perfect for purchases between $100 and $1,500​

Plenti Finance – For Reclaim Systems Only

Plenti Finance is available exclusively for Reclaim Energy systems. This option offers tailored repayment terms with competitive interest rates, helping make eco-friendly choices more affordable. For more detailed information on Plenti’s terms and eligibility for Reclaim systems, visit the Reclaim Energy finance page​

Estimated annual savings are calculated by comparing the heat pump’s energy efficiency (measured as COP – Coefficient of Performance) against a standard electric hot water system with a COP of 1.0. For example, if a heat pump has a COP of 4.0, it uses 75% less electricity to deliver the same amount of hot water.

Savings are based on average household usage for a family of five on Tariff 11 (general usage tariff), using manufacturer-stated COP values. The higher the COP, the greater the energy savings.

Bonus savings: When paired with a solar PV system, energy costs can drop even further — with some households seeing up to 50% additional savings, especially when the heat pump runs during solar generation times.

Disclaimer:

All estimated savings are based on manufacturer-provided COP values and standard usage assumptions (e.g. a family of five on Tariff 11). These figures are intended as a general guide to help compare different hot water units and technologies. Actual savings may vary depending on your household’s usage, energy rates, and installation conditions. We recommend conducting your own research or consulting an energy advisor to assess what’s best for your specific setup.

If you're in Queensland and considering a heat pump hot water system, look no further than JR Gas & Water. Here's why:

Experience and Expertise: JR Gas & Water has over 10 years of experience in the gas and plumbing industry. Their team of licensed and insured professionals is highly skilled and knowledgeable about all aspects of heat pump installation, maintenance, and repair. They can provide expert advice on the best system for your needs and ensure a smooth installation process.

Quality Products: JR Gas & Water uses only high-quality products from trusted brands to ensure your heat pump hot water system is reliable and efficient. They also offer a range of options to suit different budgets and requirements.

Competitive Pricing: JR Gas & Water offers competitive pricing for their heat pump hot water systems, ensuring that you get a great value for your investment. They also provide a detailed quote upfront, so there are no surprises or hidden costs.

Customer Service: JR Gas & Water is committed to providing excellent customer service. They are always available to answer any questions or concerns you may have and are committed to ensuring your satisfaction.

Local Business: JR Gas & Water is a locally owned and operated business in Queensland. By choosing them for your heat pump hot water installation, you are supporting a local business and contributing to the local economy.

Warranty and Guarantee: JR Gas & Water provides a warranty and guarantee on all their products and services, giving you peace of mind knowing that your system is covered in case of any issues.

Sustainable and Environmentally Friendly: Heat pump hot water systems are a sustainable and environmentally friendly option for heating water. They use renewable energy sources, such as air or ground heat, to heat water, resulting in lower greenhouse gas emissions and reduced energy bills. JR Gas & Water can help you make the switch to a more sustainable and cost-effective solution for your hot water needs.

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