Reclaim Energy Heat Pump Hot Water
Australian-designed heat pump with a unique split system design that separates the heat pump unit from the tank. The tank is made in Australia; the heat pump unit is made in Japan by Panasonic. Known for excellent efficiency and quiet operation. On the Solar Victoria locally made list, so eligible for the higher rebate tier in Victoria ($1,400 vs $1,000). Reclaim lifted prices in early 2026; a new budget Eco (R290) range now starts around $4,900 installed before rebates, while the flagship CO2 series sits firmly at the premium end.
Reclaim Energy hot water heat pump price (2026)
Out-of-pocket assumes federal STCs + a typical state-level top-up. Victorian households can stack up to $2,700 in rebates ahead of the 2027 gas ban; NSW, SA and ACT have their own top-ups. Cheapest model: Reclaim CO2 315L from $6,600. Largest: Reclaim CO2 315L up to $8,000. Lowest running cost across the range: ~$280/yr.
Available Models
Reclaim CO2 315L
Pros
- Australian designed
- Split system design allows flexible installation
- Very quiet (37dB)
- Excellent COP of 4.5
- CO2 refrigerant (environmentally friendly)
- Eligible for higher VIC rebate tier
Cons
- Higher upfront cost
- Requires separate indoor tank space
- Limited installer network in some areas
Best for
Homeowners wanting premium Australian-designed quality with the quietest operation
Reclaim Energy prices & rebates by state
Federal STCs plus state rebates can knock up to $2,700 off the installed price. See Reclaim Energy pricing for your state.
Reclaim Energy hot water heat pump FAQ
How much is a Reclaim Energy hot water heat pump installed in 2026?
A Reclaim Energy hot water heat pump costs $6,600 - $8,000 fully installed in Australia before rebates. The cheapest model (Reclaim CO2 315L, 315L) starts at $6,600; the largest (Reclaim CO2 315L, 315L) tops out around $8,000. After stacking federal STCs (worth $880-$880 depending on the model and your climate zone) and state-based rebates, most households pay $4,320-$6,620 out of pocket.
Is Reclaim Energy a good heat pump brand?
Australian-designed heat pump with a unique split system design that separates the heat pump unit from the tank. The tank is made in Australia; the heat pump unit is made in Japan by Panasonic. Known for excellent efficiency and quiet operation. On the Solar Victoria locally made list, so eligible for the higher rebate tier in Victoria ($1,400 vs $1,000). Reclaim lifted prices in early 2026; a new budget Eco (R290) range now starts around $4,900 installed before rebates, while the flagship CO2 series sits firmly at the premium end. Reclaim Energy is best suited to homeowners wanting premium australian-designed quality with the quietest operation.
What rebates can I claim on a Reclaim Energy heat pump?
Every Reclaim Energy model attracts federal Small-scale Technology Certificates (STCs) worth $880-$880 at point of sale. On top of STCs, Victorian households can stack the Solar Victoria Hot Water Rebate ($1,000-$1,400) and Victorian Energy Upgrades discount ($500-$2,000) to reach up to $2,700 in rebates. NSW (Energy Savings Scheme), SA (REPS), and ACT (Sustainable Household Scheme) have their own state-level top-ups. Most of it is automatic: STCs, Victorian Energy Upgrades and the NSW Energy Savings Scheme are already inside the price your installer quotes. Solar Victoria's rebate is the one worth going after on top, and your installer drives it. They lodge it with your quote, you add ID and proof of income, and it comes off your invoice on approval.
What is the warranty on a Reclaim Energy heat pump?
Reclaim Energy backs its tanks with a 10-year warranty and the compressor with 5 years. Workmanship cover for the install itself comes from your installer separately and should be at least 12 months. Warranty claims require the system to have been installed by a licensed plumber and serviced according to the manual.
How efficient is a Reclaim Energy heat pump?
The Reclaim CO2 315L runs at COP 4.5 (every 1 kWh of electricity input produces 4.5 kWh of heat output). Annual running cost is around $280 for a 3-5 person household, compared to roughly $700/year for gas storage and $900/year for old-school electric resistive storage.
How long does a Reclaim Energy heat pump last?
Modern hot water heat pumps last 12-15 years on average in Australian conditions. Tank life depends on water hardness (sacrificial anode replacement every 5 years extends life). Compressor life is the limiting factor and typically matches or exceeds the warranty period when the unit is correctly sized and serviced.
Reclaim Energy vs other brands: which should I pick?
Reclaim Energy sits at the premium end of the Australian market. It is a top pick for cold climates and homeowners who prioritise efficiency and warranty over upfront price. See the side-by-side comparisons below for direct head-to-head specs.
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