Haier HDHP90AN1 9kg Heat Pump Dryer $1019.15 Delivered + $100 Cashback via Redemption @ JB Hi-Fi (Potential Price Beat at E&S)

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LAK45 on 29/03/2024 - 16:39 jbhifi.com.au (493 clicks)
Last edited 29/03/2024 - 17:04 by 1 other user

Haier 9kg Heat Pump Dryer including reverse tumbling and "refresh with steam" technology.
Cashback available on top of discounted price - $100 for this dryer alone, up to $300 if combined with a washing machine.
JB offering free delivery if purchased before 31/3/24.

I contacted E&S to pricematch JB and they beat the price - with their free delivery/installation/removal of old dryer included!

From Haier:
Haier's heat pump dryer range has been Made to Care for you, your family, and your fabrics. A new way to be gentle on fabrics and kinder to the environment. Heat pump technology gives this dryer an 8-star energy rating, by drying clothes at a lower temperature. Advanced options such as Refresh with Steam allows you to refresh up fabrics and reduce wrinkles without chemicals, a Hybrid Boost for a Speed Up feature or Eco option, as well as an Express 30 cycle. With 12 cycles to choose from, including the Sanitise dry cycle, using high temperatures to kill more than 99.99% of bacteria, there's a cycle for all kinds of fabrics and needs – including a drying rack for shoes or delicates. Reduced tangling of sheets and clothes thanks to Anti-tangling technology. Wi-Fi enabled with remote access, and future compatibility with smart home appliances.

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  ozeebee on 29/03/2024 - 17:02

  Can someone enlighten me on the difference between a heatpump vs condenser dryer?

  I’m in the market for a washer and dryer combo but there isn’t many on the market that’s heatpump. Most are condenser. My concern is mould in the laundry because there we don’t have a window in the laundry.

  The heatpump washer and dryer I see for sale is the price of a used Camry. Which is prohibitive.

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    heysi on 29/03/2024 - 17:11

    Apparently heat pumps emit less moisture: https://www.canstarblue.com.au/appliances/heat-pump-vs-condenser-dryer/

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    bienvenu on 29/03/2024 - 20:37

    +3

    There are three main kinds of electric dryer:

    Normal vented

    • Consumes as much energy as it puts into your sheets.
    • Draws up to 2.4kW, can heat up as hot as it likes inside.
    • Requires an external outlet vent or your going to end up with a mouldy humid laundry.
    • Your mum had one of these in the 80's.

    Condenser

    • Consumes as much energy as it puts into your sheets.
    • Draws up to 2.4kW, can heat up as hot as it likes inside.
    • Draws in "cool air" from your laundry over a condenser, which makes the humidty fall out of the hot outlet air.
    • Does not require an external vent, but does need to pump the water out (or will have a water bucket/drawer you need to empty).
    • Dries about as quick as a normal vented, if properly designed.
    • Costs a little more than normal vented, but you don't need to have a vent and push your air-conditioned air outside.

    Heat pump

    • Consumes less energy than it puts into your sheets.
    • Draws ~1kW, but probably generates double-triple that amount of heat - however it can't heat up above a temperature limited by the type of refridgerant gas used.
    • Choice says the gas is typicallyTetrafluoroethane, limits the heat to 75C output (less by the time it gets to your sheets).
    • Heats up your laundry less - literally pushes out cold air when running.
    • Dries your sheets slower due to limited maximum temperature, but takes less energy to do so.
    • This is fundamentally the tradeoff for heat-pump: higher complexity, higher cost, higher drying times vs lower running cost and better efficiency.
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  altomic on 29/03/2024 - 17:12

  Factory second for $939 pickup

  Delivery is $50

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    AK45 on 30/03/2024 - 07:13

    That's a good price for the black which is usually more expensive than white for this model! But after cashback this deal is $919 delivered, so $70 cheaper and not a factory second (and can be pricematched for an even better deal, whereas no-one is pricematching a factory second).

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  witchery on 29/03/2024 - 19:20

  Condenser dryers are relatively inexpensive and have a simple structure, but they have high power consumption, longer drying time, and greater damage to clothes. Heat pump dryers have low power consumption, shorter drying time, and less damage to clothes, but they are relatively expensive and have a complex structure.

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  Piztol on 29/03/2024 - 22:12

  FYI Bosch dryer Series 6, price is only slightly higher: https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/275968963331

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    AK45 on 30/03/2024 - 07:08

    I don't think the Bosch Series 6 has reverse tumbling which seems to be an issue for heat pump dryers effectively drying bedsheets (compared to conventional vented dryers). It also isn't eligible for the $100 cashback.

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  luvyrselfish on 30/03/2024 - 06:19

  Apparently, they couldn't be mounted. I have an existing Fisher & Payckle Quicksmart washer in an apartment. Although it's an old model, I have been using it for years without problems.

  I wonder which bracket/accessories to buy to put this on the washer {standard 600 width}. For a combo set of Miele, I noticed it comes with the accessory. I wonder how to check the compatibility when the washer & dryer are of different brands.

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    AK45 on 30/03/2024 - 06:58

    Haier own F&P so the stacking set is compatible. https://www.eands.com.au/fisher-paykel-428122-stacking-kit-w…