Household demand
Showers, baths and peak use determine the storage and recovery needed. Tank size alone does not establish how a system will serve a household.

Heat pump hot water
Select the tank and refrigerant by model.
Current monoblock and split ranges
Haier’s current 500 Series monoblock range uses R290 refrigerant and includes nominal 200, 250 and 330 litre sizes. Haier also lists a separate 280 litre split system using R32. These are different designs, so capacity, refrigerant, sound rating and warranty must come from the model actually quoted.
Showers, baths and peak use determine the storage and recovery needed. Tank size alone does not establish how a system will serve a household.
Airflow, service clearances, water quality, drainage and outdoor sound all matter. Use the selected model’s installation manual.
Timer settings can shift heating toward suitable periods. Hot-water availability and the manufacturer’s temperature and hygiene controls must remain effective.
Product details
Current monoblock and split ranges. For a product family, the exact model and configuration are confirmed in your quote. Figures below apply only to the model or configuration identified.
| 500 Series monoblock | R290 refrigerant | Monoblock nominal sizes | 200 / 250 / 330 L |
|---|---|---|---|
| Separate 280 L split range | R32 refrigerant | Actual tank capacity | Check the model datasheet |
Manufacturer references checked 21 September 2026:
Haier HP200M1U1P 500 Series monoblock — manufacturer product image; other Haier models differ.
Warranty and support
Warranty terms depend on the exact model, installation and use. We include the applicable Australian warranty documents with the quote.
Check which components are covered, the warranty term and any registration, usage or servicing conditions.
Your quote should identify the installation work, commissioning, handover and support contacts.
Keep model and serial numbers, the invoice and the applicable Australian warranty. Manufacturer warranties sit alongside Australian Consumer Law rights.
Planning the system
Heat-pump performance depends on outdoor temperature, incoming water temperature and the operating mode. A laboratory COP is not a guaranteed annual saving.
Compare the existing fuel, tariff, usage and any gas-supply costs that would actually be avoided.
Check recovery at relevant temperatures and how any electric boost operates.
Consider daytime heating alongside other loads, while retaining enough hot water for later use.
Explore your wider home energy plan
Compare the options
These pages cover different models and product families. Compare exact quote specifications and installation scope before comparing prices.
| Brand or product | Range covered | What to confirm |
|---|---|---|
| Haier | Current monoblock and split ranges | Specify monoblock or split, the model number and the real storage volume. |
| iStore | Current R290 range | Use the current model’s refrigerant and warranty rather than an older generation’s data. |
| Reclaim | CO₂ split heat pump range | Confirm the heat pump, tank and controller as separate model selections. |
| AquaPlus | APAIO all-in-one range | Confirm the model code and current warranty document. |
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