The award-winning Mixergy iHP (Integrated Heat Pump Cylinder)

The award-winning Mixergy iHP is the fastest integrated heat pump cylinder on the market, delivering hot water 10x faster than other heat pump cylinders.
Benefiting from our unique Stratos heat pump technology, energy consumption is reduced by two-thirds, all whilst offering a longer life through improved serviceability.
The Mixergy iHP offers our patented top-down heating, smart connectivity and machine learning. It is also future-proofed to make the most of renewable energy - by connecting to solar PV.
And we're thrilled to have won Brand New Product of the Year in the Housebuilder Product Awards 2023.
Enquire here: mixergy.co.uk/mixergy-ihp/

[@sleep_gaminglife]

Revolutionary!

[@mixergyltd6286]

Thanks!

[@jontedstone6239]

A fantastic piece of equipment

[@mixergyltd6286]

Thanks!

[@mahlercat]

This will be the final piece in my removing gas from my home. Hoping to hear when it’s available to install and finding a competent installer in south Devon.

[@mixergyltd6286]

Please send us an email, we can share updates with you on this - [e-mail]

[@davidwillis5561]

When will a spec sheet be out. Particularly interested in running noise levels, capacities and recharge times versus your “traditional” cylinders

[@mixergyltd6286]

Please send us an email, and we can provide this information [e-mail]

[@69sauly]

Did you get a data sheet? cant find anything online.

[@mixergyltd6286]

@@69sauly please drop us an email and we can send you a copy!

[@colingoode3702]

50dba according to their spec sheet. Their spec sheet also states they are using refrigerant R134a which, was banned in car AC & commercial systems a few years ago. Seems an odd choice of refrigerant. Nevertheless I'm still interested in one.

[@singlendhot8628]

Would be good to know: 1) Sound emissions when running 2) If existing gas boiler can supply back up if needed? 3) Any ducting requirements for airing cupboards in homes?

[@mixergyltd6286]

We have technical information and specs that we can share. Drop us an email for more info - [e-mail]

[@Eggnog3000]

Ready to buy, are they released yet?

[@mixergyltd6286]

Very soon :) We'll be releasing where it will be available to buy in the coming 2 months and which of our Approved Installers have been trained to install one. Look out for the announcement soon on our social media channels, or sign up to our Community Newsletter share-eu1.hsforms.com/1nngZvdbPQM6My9WB5qf5Tgfnroa

[@searlecom1]

I have a large 4 bedroom house, in summer the loft gets very warm. If I put the intake vent at the top of my loftspace and the cold outlet at the bottom, would this save me even more by using this free heat energy? Would this also work in winter?

[@mixergyltd6286]

Please drop us an email with any questions you may have - [e-mail]

[@NoahSmith1]

Do you know what the COP is in winter if drawing air from the outside?

[@mixergyltd6286]

Hey Noah, it depends on the set-up of the ducting, including bends and lengths. Check out this FAQ in our Support Hub, which has our COP calculator support.mixergy.co.uk/ihp-faq