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HYDROTHERM DYNAMIC/X8 GEN 6 HEAT PUMP
Hydrotherm Dynamic X8 260L Heat Pump Hot Water System
The Hydrotherm DYNAMIC/X8 Gen 6 is a large integrated heat pump hot water system designed for family and higher-demand applications, with R290 refrigerant, a vitreous-enamel-lined storage tank, microchannel heat exchanger, electric-element support, touchscreen controls, programmable timers and Wi-Fi connectivity.
Although commonly marketed as the 260L Dynamic X8, Hydrotherm's current Gen 6 technical manual lists approximately 267 litres of storage volume and 263 litres of heated volume.
The system is designed to use heat from the surrounding air as its primary heating source, with an integrated 1.8kW electric element available through selected operating modes and for additional heating support.
Installed Today can offer the Dynamic X8 as supply only where available, or through an eligible supplied-and-installed pathway in Brisbane and Gold Coast service areas subject to product availability, site access, electrical suitability, drainage and installation requirements.
Hydrotherm Dynamic X8 Gen 6 at a glance: 260L-class heat pump with 267L gross storage, R290 refrigerant, five operating modes, up to 70°C storage using element-assisted modes, 42dB(A) listed sound pressure at 1.65m, Tuya Wi-Fi control, timer scheduling, electric boost and a comprehensive six-year manufacturer warranty.
CURRENT GENERATION
What Is the Hydrotherm Dynamic X8 Gen 6?
The Dynamic X8 is Hydrotherm's large-capacity integrated heat pump water heater.
It combines the storage cylinder, compressor, evaporator, controls, heat exchanger and backup element into a single freestanding appliance.
The current Gen 6 documentation differs from older Dynamic X8 specification sheets in several areas, including refrigerant charge, heating modes, storage volume, controller functions, weight and electrical information.
Use Gen 6 documentation for a Gen 6 unit. Older Dynamic X8 figures such as 350g refrigerant, older COP values and older electrical connection information should not automatically be applied to the current generation.
STORAGE CAPACITY
How Much Hot Water Does the Dynamic X8 Store?
Hydrotherm markets the system in the 260L class, while its current Gen 6 specification table lists:
267L
Storage Volume
263L
Heated Volume
The larger storage volume makes the Dynamic X8 relevant to family and higher-use households, but the appropriate system size still depends on climate, electricity supply period and actual hot-water demand.
HOUSEHOLD SIZING
How Many People Can the Dynamic X8 Suit?
Hydrotherm's Gen 6 household-sizing table does not give one universal occupant number. The manufacturer's recommendation changes according to climate and whether the system has continuous or controlled electricity availability.
| Manufacturer Sizing Scenario | Maximum Occupants | Maximum Bedrooms | Maximum Bathrooms |
|---|---|---|---|
| Milder Climate / Continuous Supply | Up to 8 | 5 | 3 |
| Milder Climate / Controlled Supply | Up to 5 | 4 | 3 |
| Cooler Climate / Continuous Supply | Up to 6 | 4 | 3 |
| Cooler Climate / Controlled Supply | Up to 4 | 4 | 2 |
These are manufacturer sizing limits under the stated scenarios, not guaranteed household capacities. Shower duration, baths, fixture flow rates and concentrated demand can materially affect suitability.
PRODUCT AT A GLANCE
Hydrotherm Dynamic X8 Key Details
267L
Gross Storage
R290
Refrigerant
42 dB(A)
Sound Pressure
6 Years
Full Warranty
HOW IT WORKS
How Does the Hydrotherm Dynamic X8 Heat Water?
The Dynamic X8 uses an air-source refrigeration cycle to absorb thermal energy from the surrounding air and transfer that heat into the water stored inside the cylinder.
The Gen 6 system uses a rotary compressor, electronic expansion valve and microchannel heat exchanger.
Under suitable conditions, the heat pump performs the primary water-heating function. Depending on the selected mode, the 1.8kW electric element can provide additional heating or operate independently.
The heat pump does not need direct sunlight to operate.
R290 REFRIGERANT
What Refrigerant Does the Dynamic X8 Gen 6 Use?
The current Gen 6 manual lists R290 refrigerant with a 400g charge.
R290 is propane refrigerant and is classified as flammable. Installation, servicing, transport and any work on the sealed refrigeration circuit must therefore follow the manufacturer's safety requirements.
Hydrotherm specifies that refrigerant work must be handled by appropriately qualified refrigeration personnel.
Older Dynamic X8 literature listed 350g of R290. The current Gen 6 manual lists 400g, so always use the documentation matching the physical unit being installed.
HEATING MODES
What Heating Modes Does the Dynamic X8 Have?
The Gen 6 controller provides five heating modes:
ECO
Heat-pump-only operation with a 60°C set temperature and a lower restart threshold intended for normal small-to-medium demand.
Standard
Heat-pump operation to 60°C with control settings intended to work well with timer windows, solar-PV scheduling and time-of-use tariffs.
Hybrid
Combines heat-pump operation with electric-element support to provide a higher 65°C stored-water target.
Hybrid+
Uses both heat pump and electric element with a maximum 70°C set temperature for higher-demand applications or restricted heating windows.
Element
Uses the electric element rather than the heat pump and provides a temporary 70°C heating pathway where required.
MAXIMUM TEMPERATURE
How Hot Can the Dynamic X8 Heat the Water?
The heat-pump refrigeration system is configured to heat stored water to approximately 60°C.
Selected element-assisted modes can increase the stored-water set temperature to as high as 70°C.
Hydrotherm's control strategy also provides stored-water temperature management for Legionella control.
Water stored at these temperatures can cause serious scalding. The manufacturer specifies a suitable high-performance tempering valve for the hot-water installation.
CURRENT PERFORMANCE
Dynamic X8 Gen 6 Heat Pump Performance
Heat-pump performance changes significantly with ambient air temperature.
Hydrotherm's Gen 6 performance data for a 15°C to 55°C stored-water temperature rise includes:
| Wet-Bulb Temperature | COP | Heating Capacity | Recovery | Full-Tank Recovery |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0°C | 2.50 | 1.5kW | 30L/hr | Approx. 8hr 40min |
| 7.5°C | 3.45 | 2.1kW | 45L/hr | Approx. 5hr 55min |
| 15°C | 4.73 | 3.0kW | 65L/hr | Approx. 4hr 05min |
| 20°C | 5.43 | 3.5kW | 75L/hr | Approx. 3hr 35min |
| 25°C | 5.70 | 4.0kW | 85L/hr | Approx. 3hr 15min |
There is no single fixed four-hour recovery time or single fixed COP. Both change with ambient temperature and operating conditions.
OPERATING TEMPERATURE
What Ambient Temperatures Can the Dynamic X8 Operate In?
The current Gen 6 manual lists normal heat-pump operation from approximately -5°C to 43°C.
Electric-element operation is listed across a broader ambient range of approximately -15°C to 50°C.
The refrigeration circuit also includes active defrost control for cold-weather operation.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Hydrotherm Dynamic X8 Gen 6 Specifications
| Specification | Current Gen 6 Detail |
|---|---|
| Brand | Hydrotherm |
| Model Family | DYNAMIC/X8 Gen 6 |
| Marketed Capacity | 260L class |
| Storage Volume | 267L |
| Heated Volume | 263L |
| Tank Construction | Carbon steel with Blue Diamond vitreous enamel coating |
| Tank Wall Thickness | 2.5mm |
| Dome Thickness | 3.0mm |
| Anode Protection | Impressed-current anode with two magnesium backup anodes |
| Insulation | 40mm polyurethane |
| Refrigerant | R290 |
| Refrigerant Charge | 400g |
| Compressor | Rotary |
| Heat Exchanger | Microchannel aluminium-titanium alloy |
| Electric Element | 1800W |
| Compressor Maximum Input | 900W |
| Heat Pump Maximum Temperature | 60°C |
| Element-Assisted Maximum Temperature | 70°C |
| Heat Pump Ambient Range | -5°C to 43°C |
| Element Ambient Range | -15°C to 50°C |
| Sound Pressure | 42 dB(A) at 1.65m under the stated manufacturer test method |
| Power Supply | 220–240V AC, 50–60Hz, single phase |
| Approved Power Connections | 3-pin plug to suitable socket or direct wire to isolator |
| Protection Class | IPX4, Class I |
| Controller | Touchscreen |
| Wi-Fi | 2.4GHz |
| App Platform | Tuya smart-home platform |
| Heating Modes | ECO, Standard, Hybrid, Hybrid+, Element |
| Dimensions | Approximately 620mm diameter x 1800–1810mm high |
| Current Manual Unpacked Weight | 115kg |
| Filled Weight | Approximately 375kg |
| Minimum Base Size | 600mm x 600mm where using a suitable concrete paver |
| Water Connections | 3/4-inch G |
| PTR Rating | 850 kPa / 10kW |
| ECV Rating | Up to 700 kPa |
| Pressure-Limiting / Reducing Valve | 500 kPa where required |
Some older Hydrotherm pages and earlier-generation documents contain different weights, refrigerant quantities, COP figures and electrical specifications. The physical unit rating plate and the installation manual supplied with the actual unit remain the final references.
ELECTRICAL CONNECTION
Does the Dynamic X8 Use a Normal Power Point?
The current Gen 6 manual identifies a 10A three-pin plug as an approved power connection and also allows the appliance to be directly wired to an isolator by a qualified electrician where required.
The appliance requires an independent and appropriately protected single-phase electrical supply.
Hydrotherm's Gen 6 documentation contains different circuit-protection recommendations in separate sections of the manual, including minimum and recommended ratings.
Do not select a breaker or RCBO from a catalogue description alone. The electrician should confirm the final circuit and protective-device arrangement against the exact appliance rating plate and current Hydrotherm installation instructions.
SOLAR PV & TIMERS
Can the Dynamic X8 Be Scheduled Around Solar PV?
Yes. Hydrotherm provides programmable timer windows and specifically promotes the Dynamic X8 for scheduling around solar-PV generation and time-of-use electricity periods.
The Standard, Hybrid and Hybrid+ operating strategies can be used with selected timer windows to concentrate heating within preferred periods.
The system stores the heated water for later use, which can make scheduled daytime heating useful for homes with rooftop solar.
Timer scheduling is not the same as proportional surplus-solar diversion. The standard Dynamic X8 controls do not by themselves mean the appliance continuously measures household export and varies electrical load to consume only surplus solar.
WI-FI CONTROL
Does the Hydrotherm Dynamic X8 Have Wi-Fi?
Yes. The Gen 6 controller includes 2.4GHz Wi-Fi and is designed to connect through the Tuya smart-home platform.
Compatible app control can provide access to system monitoring and control functions from a phone or tablet.
Wi-Fi functionality depends on network coverage, compatible equipment and continued availability of the third-party platform.
AIRFLOW & CLEARANCES
How Much Space Does the Dynamic X8 Need?
The heat pump needs unrestricted airflow around its intake and exhaust as well as access for future servicing.
Hydrotherm's current Gen 6 manual identifies key installation clearances including:
- Minimum 50mm from the rear wall
- Approximately 150mm on the left-hand side when facing the system
- Approximately 600mm on the right-hand air-discharge side
- Approximately 300mm above where installed beneath an eave or overhead structure
- Clear access to the electrical panel
- Clear access to the touchscreen controller
- Air inlet and exhaust free from leaves and other obstructions
- Avoidance of locations enclosed by multiple nearby structures
The 620mm cylinder diameter is not the required installation footprint. Additional surrounding space is needed for airflow and servicing.
OUTDOOR & INDOOR INSTALLATION
Can the Dynamic X8 Be Installed Indoors?
The Gen 6 system is primarily designed for external installation, but the current Hydrotherm manual allows an indoor installation where its specific R290 room-size, ventilation and safety requirements are satisfied.
For indoor use, Hydrotherm specifies a room floor area of at least approximately 47m² together with the required ventilation openings and suitable positioning for the flammable refrigerant.
Hydrotherm also specifies a large unobstructed surrounding air volume for external installation.
Installed Today's standard heat-pump installation remains based on a suitable external ground-floor installation. A proposed indoor Dynamic X8 installation requires separate review and approval before ordering the installation package.
BASE & FILLED WEIGHT
What Base Does the Dynamic X8 Require?
The Gen 6 unit weighs approximately 375kg when filled, so the supporting structure needs to be suitable for the complete operating weight.
Hydrotherm specifies a concrete plinth or stable structure capable of sustaining more than 400kg.
Where a concrete paver base is used, the current manual specifies a minimum size of approximately 600mm x 600mm.
The manufacturer also specifies:
- Concrete base approximately 50mm thick or suitable alternative support
- All four appliance feet fully supported
- System installed vertically and level
- Maximum installed tilt kept within manufacturer tolerance
- Suitable overflow drainage where property damage could occur
- Permanent restraint against excessive movement where required
HANDLING
How Should the Dynamic X8 Be Transported?
Hydrotherm requires the Dynamic X8 to be stored and transported close to vertical and specifies a maximum transport tilt of approximately 30 degrees.
The manufacturer states that horizontal transport or storage can affect warranty coverage.
The current manual also specifies two-person handling for the packaged unit.
This is a large heat pump. Delivery access, stairs, steep blocks, tight side passages and lifting requirements should be checked before the unit is dispatched or installation is booked.
CONDENSATE
Does the Hydrotherm Dynamic X8 Need Drainage?
Yes. The heat pump produces condensate during normal operation and the condensate outlet must be directed to an appropriate drainage point.
Hydrotherm also requires suitable drainage from the pressure and temperature relief valve and any expansion control valve included in the plumbing arrangement.
The unit should be installed level so condensate drains correctly.
PLUMBING & PRESSURE
What Water Pressure Requirements Apply?
The Dynamic X8 is supplied with an 850 kPa pressure and temperature relief valve.
The Gen 6 specification table identifies:
850 kPa PTR
The supplied pressure and temperature relief valve is matched to the water-heater tank rating.
700 kPa ECV
Where an expansion control valve is required, Hydrotherm specifies a rating no greater than approximately 700 kPa.
500 kPa Pressure Control
The Gen 6 specification table identifies a 500 kPa pressure-limiting or pressure-reducing arrangement where required.
The final valve configuration is determined by the property's mains pressure and applicable plumbing requirements.
TEMPERING VALVE
Does the Dynamic X8 Require a Tempering Valve?
Hydrotherm specifies a tempering valve because the Dynamic X8 is programmed to produce stored water above 50°C.
The manufacturer recommends a high-performance or solar-rated tempering valve to provide controlled hot-water delivery temperatures.
This needs to be taken into account when assessing whether an existing valve kit can be retained or whether a new compatible valve kit is required.
ANODE PROTECTION
How Is the Dynamic X8 Tank Protected?
The Gen 6 storage cylinder uses a Blue Diamond vitreous enamel coating together with impressed-current corrosion protection and two magnesium backup anodes.
This differs from a basic sacrificial-anode-only cylinder.
Hydrotherm still specifies maintenance checks, including periodic inspection of the backup magnesium anode.
MAINTENANCE
What Maintenance Does Hydrotherm Recommend?
Hydrotherm's current manual includes regular owner and tradesperson maintenance requirements.
Examples include:
- Periodic operation and checking of the PTR valve
- Keeping air intake and exhaust areas clear
- Checking condensate drainage
- Checking backup anode condition
- Cleaning the inner tank where required
- Servicing by appropriately qualified personnel
The current manual recommends checking the backup magnesium anode at approximately five-year intervals and replacing it where required.
WARRANTY
Hydrotherm Dynamic X8 Warranty
Hydrotherm's current Australian Gen 6 manual provides a six-year comprehensive system warranty for qualifying DYNAMIC/X8 systems sold and installed in Australia.
The manufacturer describes the six-year coverage as applying to listed system parts and the tank, including applicable labour through the approved service pathway, subject to the warranty terms.
6 Years – System Parts
Listed Dynamic X8 system parts are covered under the applicable six-year manufacturer warranty conditions.
6 Years – Labour
Applicable labour associated with covered listed parts is included through Hydrotherm's approved service process, subject to the warranty terms.
The warranty start date is normally based on the installation date where proof is available. Where proof is not provided, Hydrotherm states that the system manufacturing date can be used to determine warranty commencement.
Warranty conditions apply. Correct installation, water quality, electrical supply, handling, maintenance and use of the manufacturer-approved service process can affect warranty coverage.
SUPPLY ONLY
Buy the Hydrotherm Dynamic X8 Supply Only
Choose supply only where you already have appropriately licensed installation trades arranged and require the heat pump itself.
The unit-only price does not automatically include:
- Plumbing installation
- Valve kit
- Tempering valve
- Electrical alterations
- New circuit or GPO
- Condensate drainage alterations
- New support base
- Old-system removal or disposal
- Difficult-access handling
- Other site-specific installation work
Provide the installer with the documentation supplied with the physical Gen 6 appliance so the final plumbing and electrical work matches that particular unit.
SUPPLY & INSTALL
Hydrotherm Dynamic X8 Supplied & Installed
Eligible Brisbane and Gold Coast customers can check a supplied-and-installed pathway where product availability and the property's installation conditions are suitable.
Plumbing Check
Existing water pressure, valves, pipework, tempering arrangement, PTR drainage and condensate drainage need to suit the Dynamic X8.
Electrical Check
The existing electrical supply and protection need to be confirmed against the current Gen 6 appliance requirements and actual unit rating plate.
Access & Base
The large unit requires suitable handling access, a stable base, airflow clearances and enough room for future maintenance.
INSTALLATION AREAS
Brisbane & Gold Coast Installation Options
Installed Today can provide supplied-and-installed options across eligible Brisbane and Gold Coast service areas where the Dynamic X8 and required installation scope are available.
Brisbane
Gold Coast
Additional work can apply where the installation requires electrical upgrades, a new valve kit, drainage changes, extra pipework, relocation, a new base or difficult-access handling.
STCS & INCENTIVES
Is the Hydrotherm Dynamic X8 Eligible for STCs?
Hydrotherm identifies the Dynamic X8 as eligible for federal Small-scale Technology Certificates where the installed system and installation satisfy the applicable scheme requirements.
Certificate quantities reduce over time and depend on factors including the installation date, postcode, eligible model and current scheme rules.
Older Hydrotherm specification documents contain historic STC quantities that should not be used as a current rebate figure.
LARGE-CAPACITY GEN 6 HEAT PUMP
Why Choose the Hydrotherm Dynamic X8?
The current Dynamic X8 combines a large 260L-class storage cylinder with R290 refrigerant, touchscreen controls, five heating modes, Wi-Fi connectivity, programmable timers and element-assisted recovery.
Its Gen 6 performance data shows that recovery and efficiency improve substantially as ambient temperature increases, while the integrated electric element provides additional flexibility where higher stored temperatures or restricted heating windows are required.
For homes with rooftop solar, the built-in timer functions can also help move water heating into selected daytime periods without requiring the heat pump to rely on direct sunlight.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Questions About the Hydrotherm Dynamic X8
Is the Dynamic X8 a 260L Heat Pump?
It is marketed in the 260L class. The current Gen 6 manual lists approximately 267L gross storage and 263L heated volume.
What Generation Is the Current Manual For?
The current Hydrotherm owner and installation manual identifies the appliance as DYNAMIC/X8 Gen 6.
What Refrigerant Does It Use?
The Gen 6 Dynamic X8 uses R290 propane refrigerant.
How Much Refrigerant Is in the Gen 6 Model?
The current manual lists approximately 400g of R290.
Why Do Older Documents Say 350g?
Earlier Dynamic X8 generations used different technical specifications. Use the documentation matching the physical generation being installed.
How Much Does It Weigh?
The current Gen 6 specification table lists approximately 115kg empty and 375kg filled.
What Are the Dimensions?
The system is approximately 620mm in diameter and 1800–1810mm high, depending on the manufacturer drawing reference.
What Is the Noise Level?
The current Gen 6 manual lists approximately 42 dB(A) sound pressure at 1.65 metres under the stated test method.
What Is the Heat-Pump Operating Range?
Approximately -5°C to 43°C.
How Hot Can the Heat Pump Alone Make the Water?
Hydrotherm lists a maximum heat-pump water temperature of approximately 60°C.
How Hot Can Element-Assisted Modes Go?
Selected modes can provide stored-water set temperatures up to approximately 70°C.
What Is the Backup Element Size?
The Gen 6 Dynamic X8 uses an 1800W electric element.
What Heating Modes Are Available?
ECO, Standard, Hybrid, Hybrid+ and Element.
Does It Have Wi-Fi?
Yes. The Gen 6 controller has 2.4GHz Wi-Fi and supports the Tuya smart-home platform.
Does It Have a Timer?
Yes. Programmable heating windows can be configured through the controller.
Can I Schedule It Around Solar PV?
Yes. Hydrotherm specifically supports timer-based operation for solar-PV and time-of-use strategies.
Does It Automatically Divert Only Excess Solar?
Not by timer scheduling alone. Real-time proportional surplus diversion requires a control system specifically designed to measure and respond to available export.
What Is the COP?
There is no single fixed current COP. Hydrotherm's Gen 6 table ranges from approximately 2.50 at the 0°C wet-bulb test point to approximately 5.70 at 25°C under the stated test method.
What Is the COP Around 15°C?
The Gen 6 table lists approximately 4.73 at 15°C wet bulb.
What Is the COP Around 20°C?
The Gen 6 table lists approximately 5.43 at 20°C wet bulb.
How Long Does It Take to Heat a Full Tank?
It depends strongly on ambient conditions. The Gen 6 table lists approximately 4 hours 5 minutes at its 15°C wet-bulb test point and approximately 3 hours 35 minutes at 20°C for a 15°C to 55°C stored-water rise.
Does It Use a Standard Power Plug?
The current Gen 6 manual identifies a 10A three-pin plug as an approved connection and also allows direct wiring to an isolator by a qualified electrician.
What Circuit Does It Need?
The Hydrotherm documentation contains different minimum and recommended protection figures in different sections, so the final circuit and RCBO or breaker arrangement should be confirmed by the electrician against the exact appliance rating plate and current installation manual.
Can It Be Installed Indoors?
The manufacturer permits indoor installation only where the Gen 6 R290 room-size and ventilation requirements are met. Hydrotherm specifies a room floor area of at least approximately 47m² for the conditional indoor pathway.
Is Standard Installed Today Installation Indoors?
No. Installed Today's standard heat-pump installation package is based on an external ground-floor installation. Indoor installation requires separate assessment and approval.
What Base Does It Need?
Hydrotherm specifies a stable support capable of carrying more than 400kg, with a minimum approximately 600mm x 600mm concrete-paver footprint where that base type is used.
Can It Be Transported Horizontally?
No. Hydrotherm specifies near-vertical transport with a maximum tilt of approximately 30 degrees and warns against horizontal transport or storage.
Does It Need Two People to Move?
The current manufacturer manual specifies two-person handling for the packaged appliance.
Does It Need Condensate Drainage?
Yes. Heat-pump condensate must be directed to an appropriate drainage point.
What Is the PTR Valve Rating?
The current manual specifies an 850 kPa / 10kW PTR valve.
Does It Need a Tempering Valve?
Yes. Hydrotherm specifies a suitable tempering valve because the system produces stored water above 50°C.
What Type of Tank Does It Have?
The Gen 6 tank is carbon steel with a Blue Diamond vitreous enamel coating.
What Anode Protection Does It Use?
The current generation combines impressed-current corrosion protection with two magnesium backup anodes.
What Is the Warranty?
Hydrotherm provides a six-year comprehensive manufacturer warranty on qualifying Australian Dynamic X8 systems, including covered listed parts and applicable labour under the warranty process.
Is It Eligible for STCs?
Hydrotherm identifies the Dynamic X8 as STC eligible where the current product, installation and scheme requirements are met.
Is It Suitable for Replacing a Large Electric Storage System?
It can be, depending on the household demand and site. Tank litres alone should not be used to assume that every 315L or 400L electric system can be replaced by a Dynamic X8 without checking the household's usage and available heat-pump recovery window.
FINAL CHECK
Is the Hydrotherm Dynamic X8 Right for Your Home?
The Hydrotherm Dynamic X8 Gen 6 is primarily suited to households wanting a larger integrated heat pump with substantial stored capacity, timer control and multiple recovery modes.
Its current features include 267L gross storage, R290 refrigerant, five heating modes, 1.8kW element support, touchscreen control, Tuya Wi-Fi, timer scheduling, impressed-current corrosion protection and a six-year comprehensive warranty.
Before ordering, check actual household hot-water demand, electrical supply, delivery access, filled-system support, airflow clearances, condensate drainage, water pressure and valve requirements.
For supply only, arrange appropriately licensed installation trades. For eligible Brisbane and Gold Coast properties, check the supplied-and-installed pathway and select any required valve, electrical, drainage, base, disposal or difficult-access add-ons before checkout.
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DELIVERY TIMES WITH INSTALLATION - HOT WATER SYSTEMS EXC. HEAT PUMPS
Greater Brisbane and Gold Coast (EXCLUDING BAY ISLANDS) - up to 2 business days
Toowoomba, Tweed Heads and Sunshine Coast - up to 3 business days
DELIVERY TIMES WITHOUT INSTALLATION - HOT WATER SYSTEMS EXC. HEAT PUMPS
Greater Brisbane and Gold Coast (EXCLUDING BAY ISLANDS) - up to 3 business days
Toowoomba, Tweed Heads and Sunshine Coast - up to 5 business days
Harvey Bay, Cairns and Townsville - up to 5 business days
Metropolitan Cities - up to 5 Business Days
Listed Metropolitan Centers - up to 10 Business Days
DELIVERY TIMES WITH INSTALLATION - HEAT PUMPS
Greater Brisbane and Gold Coast (EXCLUDING BAY ISLANDS) - up to 2 business days
Toowoomba, Tweed Heads and Sunshine Coast - up to 5 business days
DELIVERY TIMES WITHOUT INSTALLATION - HEAT PUMPS
Greater Brisbane and Gold Coast (EXCLUDING BAY ISLANDS) - up to 5 business days
Toowoomba, Tweed Heads and Sunshine Coast - up to 5 business days
Metropolitan Cities - up to 5 Business Days
Listed Metropolitan Centers - up to 10 Business Days
DELIVERY TIMES WITH/WITHOUT INSTALLATION - PUMPS AND WATER FILTERS
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Toowoomba, Tweed Heads and Sunshine Coast - up to 5 business days
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-Tweed Heads
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