Have you:

Got an old, inefficient electric, LPG gas continuous flow, solar or heat pump hot water system?
Got an existing home (not a new build) or small business premises?
Not claimed under the Retailer Energy Productivity Scheme (REPS) before? (Not sure? Don’t worry, we can check for you)

You may be eligible!

Huge rebates are available off the supply and installation of a new energy efficient system, helping you save money and the planet. Rebates available through Australian Gas Networks, Small Scale Renewable Energy Scheme and the Retailer Energy Productivity Scheme (REPS).

When upgrading to a more energy efficient system you are guaranteed a rebate. Enquire today to see how we can help!

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Find out which system is best suited for your home

GAS

Rinnai Infinity Continuous Flow 16 Hot Water System

**FREE RINNAI INFINITY 16 FOR THE FIRST 20 CUSTOMERS* and $1,000 towards installation costs from Australian Gas Networks¹**

Free connection street to meter
Continuous ‘never-ending’ hot water
Optional temperature control
Slim line and compact
Industry leading system warranties
Low maintenance
6 Star energy efficiency

HEAT PUMP

Up to $2,000 off supply and install

Up to $1,015 in REPS₂ rebates and $1,015 in STCs₃
Uses up to 70% less electricity than a standard electric unit
Great for households who have high excess solar PV generation and don’t have the room for solar panels
Can operate on timers for optimal savings and to reduce total running time
Low maintenance
Suited to ‘Time of Use’ tariff

SOLAR

Up to $2,500 off supply and install

Up to $1,160 in REPS₂ rebates and $1,365 in STCs₃
Free energy from the sun
Saving up to 9 months per year of hot water electricity/gas usage
Electric boost operates overnight on a cheaper electricity tariff
Gas boost provides reliable and constant hot water
The most energy efficient unit on the market
Ground mounted and roof mounted tanks available

Give our experts a call or check out the SA Government’s helpful water heater web-page for assistance with choosing a water heater and calculating running costs

Or check out some of our payment plan options available on all system replacements and installs

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Terms and Conditions

All rebate & installation prices are subject to site inspection & vary based on the properties energy connection status, location (based on climate zones) and model of new system being installed. – Contact us today to determine your eligibility.

* Free Rinnai Infinity 16 available to first 20 customers who claim offer. Installation costs subject to site inspection.

¹ Australian Gas Networks
The Australian Gas Networks free street to meter connection, new connection bonus & Category A appliance installation rebates are valid until 31/12/21. The new connection bonus is only available to customers who connect their existing home to natural gas for the very first time and install at least one major gas appliance (such as a hot water system). For more information, terms and conditions and to view a copy of their privacy act please visit – www.australiangasnetworks.com.au

² REPS: Retailer Energy Productivity Scheme
Sites eligible for the REPS rebate are those that have not replaced the hot water system under REPS before, are in an existing Class 1 home, new or existing Class 2 multi storey apartment building or in a small business premise (under 160mWh of electricity usage per year). These offers are only available on supply and installation of the system by HOTWATER COM AU or their accredited representative and all REPS credits created under these offers must be assigned to their nominated energy retailer. Trades Services South Australia (TSSA) is the responsible party for all REPS related claims and activities performed by GM HOTWATER. Any issues or queries regarding installation or warranty, please contact TSSA on 1300 430 917.

³ STC: Small Scale Technology Certificates
Subject to going STC rate upon installation. STCs are determined, based on location, installation date, and amount of displaced MWh the solar or heat pump hot water has over the course of its lifetime. For more information you can visit: http://www.cleanenergyregulator.gov.au