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Hot water that costs less — the next step in your all-electric home

Made in Japan heat pump paired with an Australian-made stainless tank. Runs at 37dB, holds performance down to −10°C, and cuts up to 80% off your hot water bill. Pure Electric confirms and handles every rebate for you.

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Hot water that costs less — the next step in your all-electric home
80%
Running cost reduction*
6.1
Up to 6.1 COP efficiency rating
10 yr
Parts & labour warranty
Premium stainless cylinder
Panasonic DC inverter
Australian made tank

Why choose a CO2 heat pump

Four reasons Australian households are switching to Panasonic's natural CO2 refrigerant technology.

6.1

Outstanding efficiency

A COP of up to 6.1 — several times more efficient than a conventional electric element tank.

CO₂

Natural refrigerant

CO2 (R744) has an extremely low global warming potential — no synthetic HFC gases.

37dB

Quiet operation

37 dB(A) — near silent, so bedrooms and neighbours stay undisturbed overnight.

−10°

Cold climate ready

Holds full output down to around −10°C without falling back on electric boosting.

Find the right model and tanks

Tell us about your household and we'll show the sizing our installers would recommend.

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Recommended Panasonic CO2 heat pump hot water system
6.0kW unit · 315L tank
Suits three to five people and covers back-to-back peak-hour showers.
OUTDOOR UNIT TANK CONTROLLER
Typical daily hot water 250–300 L
Installer coverage VIC
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Every eligible combination, on the record

The Clean Energy Regulator's register of approved Panasonic CO2 systems. If it's listed here, the STC rebate is not a maybe.

System size
Tank volume
Tank origin
REGISTERED MODELOUTPUTVOLUMETANK MATERIALTANK ORIGIN
4.0kW / 250L / AU Glass 4 kW 250 L Glass Lined Australia
4.0kW / 250L / AU Stainless 4 kW 250 L Stainless Steel Australia
4.0kW / 315L / AU Glass 4 kW 315 L Glass Lined Australia
4.0kW / 315L / AU Stainless 4 kW 315 L Stainless Steel Australia
4.0kW / 400L / AU Glass 4 kW 400 L Glass Lined Australia
6.0kW / 250L / AU Glass 6 kW 250 L Glass Lined Australia
6.0kW / 250L / AU Stainless 6 kW 250 L Stainless Steel Australia
6.0kW / 315L / AU Glass 6 kW 315 L Glass Lined Australia
6.0kW / 315L / AU Stainless 6 kW 315 L Stainless Steel Australia
6.0kW / 400L / AU Glass 6 kW 400 L Glass Lined Australia
4.0kW / 250L / PRC Glass 4 kW 250 L Glass Lined PRC
4.0kW / 315L / PRC Glass 4 kW 315 L Glass Lined PRC
4.0kW / 400L / PRC Glass 4 kW 400 L Glass Lined PRC
6.0kW / 250L / PRC Glass 6 kW 250 L Glass Lined PRC
6.0kW / 315L / PRC Glass 6 kW 315 L Glass Lined PRC
6.0kW / 400L / PRC Glass 6 kW 400 L Glass Lined PRC
Worth knowing

Stainless steel stops at 315 L

400 L tanks are glass‑lined only. If you want stainless, 315 L is the largest registered option.

How the Panasonic CO2 system works

A short walkthrough of the heat pump and stainless tank — how they run, how quiet they are, and what a typical install looks like.

How installation works

01

Quote & rebate

We size the system, apply every rebate you qualify for, and send a fixed net price.

02

Installation

One visit. A licensed electrician and plumber attend together and take the old unit away.

03

Handover

We set the heating schedule around your solar and register the ten-year warranty.

Real installs, real houses

Every photo below is a Panasonic CO₂ system our own crews installed — no stock imagery.

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What customers say

5.0★ across Google, Trustpilot and ProductReview.

★★★★★

“Professional crew, rebates handled start to finish, and the power bill dropped noticeably in the first quarter.”

— Customer, Melbourne VIC
★★★★★

“You genuinely cannot hear it running, even from the bedroom directly beside the unit.”

— Customer, Geelong VIC
★★★★★

“Honest advice comparing brands with no pressure to buy on the spot. Very happy with the result.”

— Customer, Ballarat VIC

The questions we actually get asked

Answers from installers who fit these weekly, plus the noises and quirks Panasonic's own manual says are normal.

A CO₂ heat pump draws roughly a quarter of the electricity a resistive element does for the same hot water. Paired with a daytime schedule on solar, most households we install for see 70–80% off their hot water cost.

It boils the tank on a schedule, not on demand. We set that window at handover — daylight hours if you have solar, off-peak if you don't — so you're heating water at the cheapest rate available to you.

Depending on your state that can include federal STCs, Victorian Energy Upgrades, Solar Victoria's hot water rebate, the NSW ESS or SA REPS. Pure Electric confirms eligibility and lodges the paperwork for you.

It runs at about 37dB at low speed, quieter than a fridge, and it heats while you're asleep or at work. Being straight with you: on cold winter mornings and during a defrost cycle it gets noticeably louder for a while. Siting it away from bedroom windows is part of what the assessment covers.

It holds output down to around −10°C with no electric booster, which covers cold-climate Victoria, the ACT and Tasmania. Frost on the back of the unit and a bit of steam during defrost are normal winter behaviour, not a fault.

Periodically the system raises tank temperature above 63°C to kill legionella bacteria — a safety cycle built into the unit. A tempering valve keeps the water reaching your taps at a safe temperature regardless.

Only if usage runs well past what the tank was sized for. If you go a few days barely using hot water the tank can also sit cool until the next scheduled boil. Both are fixable by adjusting the schedule — call us and we'll do it over the phone.

It depends on household size and peak demand. Use the sizing tool above for a starting point, then our team confirms it during the site assessment.

One visit, one crew, water off for roughly two hours around midday. You have hot water again that evening, and your old unit leaves with us for recycling.

Ten years parts and labour on the system, subject to Pure Electric's current warranty terms and correct installation. We register it before we leave your place.

While the tank is heating (boiling symbol lit on the controller) the water expands and the valve releases a little — that's by design. If it's leaking when the unit isn't heating, ring us: left alone it pushes your bills up.

Check whether the earth leakage breaker has tripped or the plug has come out. In cold weather the LCD can simply look dim — the screen contrast is adjustable. Still blank after that, and it needs a service call.

Water sitting in the pipe comes through first, so give it a moment. After a few days of light use, or a long power outage mid-cycle, the tank may not have re-boiled fully. If it persists, we'll check the schedule and sizing with you.

Codes like H76 (controller communication), H11 (wireless LAN), F19 (hot water temperature) or F67 (boiling pump) point to a specific component. Most clear themselves within a minute; if not, read the code to us and we'll bring the right part.

Copper ions in the water cause it and it's harmless. A regular clean lifts it.

Still not answered?

Ask an installer directly — no call centre.

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Normal things owners ring us about

Straight from the Panasonic manual — none of these mean something is wrong.

  • Steam or water from the outdoor unitCondensation, and winter defrost cycles.
  • Whitish frost on the back of the unitForms during cold weather operation.
  • A cracking sound in winterIce on the rear panel shifting as it chills.
  • It gets louder some morningsDefrost and cold start run harder.
  • Water looks milky at the tapDissolved air in tiny bubbles — it clears.
  • It heats when nobody used hot waterFreeze protection or the legionella cycle.

Water pooling when the unit isn't heating, or an error code on the controller, is worth a call — those we come out for.

Ready to switch to Panasonic CO2 hot water?

Free quote, rebates confirmed up front, and sizing advice from Pure Electric the CO2 heat pump experts who fit these every week.

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Resources

Specifications, rebate rules and owner documents — straight from the source.

Panasonic CO2 Heat Pump Hot Water Brochure - 2026
RESOURCE

Panasonic CO2 Heat Pump Hot Water Brochure - 2026

Heat Pump & Controller Specifications 

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Panasonic CO2 Heat Pump Hot Water System Datasheet
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Panasonic CO2 Heat Pump Hot Water System Datasheet

Panasonic Heat Pump Hot Water System Datasheet

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Panasonic CO2 Heat Pump HWS Warranty V3 June 2026
RESOURCE

Panasonic CO2 Heat Pump HWS Warranty V3 June 2026

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