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Geospring HPWH returns

It’s rare we get this excited about a product, but GE Appliances has reintroduced the Geospring Heat Pump Water Heater and it is better than ever. Forget those on-demand water heaters and traditional tank storage. The Geospring’s advanced heat pump technology provides up to 4.7 times more energy efficiency than standard electric water heaters and 20% more efficient than other HPWHs.

Smart features through the SmartHQ app give you total control. You can monitor energy usage and costs, adjust temperature and capacity and set custom schedules. That makes it the perfect water heater for those on our time-of-use rate.

A Wi-Fi enabled sensing anode rod alerts you to when rod replacement is needed, which extended the unit’s life and performance.

Oh, and did we mention it is equipped with wireless leak detection and smart valve shutoff?

In addition to these key features, the Geospring has five operational modes to choose from:

Geospring is also available in a 120-volt plug in option for maximum installation flexibility. Perfect for a gas to electric conversion without the expense of upgrading your electric service.

To learn more, visit:
geappliancesairandwater.com
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As an added bonus, Tideland offers a rebate of $350 for all HPWH installations as long it is the member’s primary residence.

If you are on Tideland’s time-of-use rate and purchase a Geospring, we’ll increase your rebate to $400.

For more info, call Tideland’s Heidi Smith at 252.945.7891 or by email: heidismith@tidelandemc.com.

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