There’s no better time to transition to a fully electric lifestyle than now. With the demand for energy-efficient and eco-friendly solutions rising, there are several ways to go fully electric, from high-efficiency heat pumps and electric hot water systems to advanced electric cooktops and complete solar installations. Join us as we explore the benefits of each system, compare electric options to their traditional alternatives, and show you why we’re the best partner for your journey toward an all-electric home.
Electric heating and cooling
Switching to electric heating and cooling systems offers a world of advantages, from greater energy efficiency to improved comfort. Traditional heating systems consume a lot of energy and produce more emissions, making them both costly and less environmentally friendly. In comparison, electric systems provide efficient temperature control all year round while reducing environmental impact and saving you money.
Why go electric?
- Modern electric systems allow for precise temperature control in every room, ensuring comfort year-round. Plus, with options like ducted split systems, you can heat or cool specific areas without wasting energy on unused spaces.
- Because they don’t rely on fossil fuels, electric heating systems help reduce carbon emissions. By going electric, you’re helping to protect the environment and reduce your household’s carbon footprint.
Electric hot water systems
Traditional water heaters, especially those fueled by gas, can be both inefficient and costly over time. An electric hot water system is an excellent alternative that delivers reliable hot water while cutting down on energy costs. The star of electric hot water systems is the electric hot water heat pump, which is both energy-efficient and eco-friendly.
Why go electric?
- Electric heat pumps use up to 60% less energy than traditional water heaters, providing substantial long-term savings on utility bills.
- By switching to an electric water heater, you eliminate the need for gas, reducing greenhouse emissions and ensuring you’re doing your bit for the environment.
- Modern electric hot water systems are built to last, delivering consistent performance with minimal maintenance.
Electric Cooktops
If you’re currently cooking on a gas stove, making the switch to an electric cooktop, especially an induction cooktop, can revolutionise your approach to cooking. While gas cooktops are popular, they’re less efficient, produce indoor emissions, and pose potential safety risks. While induction cooktops on the other hand, use electromagnetic energy to heat cookware directly, offering a safer, more efficient, and environmentally friendly alternative.
Why go electric?
- Electric induction cooktops heat up quicker and cook food faster than gas, saving you both time and energy.
- Because an electric cooktop does not have an open flame, the risk of accidental fires or burns is reduced, making it ideal for families with children or pets.
- Induction cooktops allow for precise temperature adjustments, giving you more control over your cooking.
Going Solar
One of the most impactful ways to make your home fully electric is by investing in solar power. Solar panels allow you to generate your own renewable energy, reducing your reliance on the grid and significantly cutting your energy costs. Plus, solar power not only helps the environment but also shields you from imminent energy price increases.
Why go Solar?
- With solar power, you can dramatically reduce your electricity bills, with the potential to eliminate them entirely if you produce enough energy.
- Solar energy is clean, renewable, and emissions-free, making it one of the most eco-friendly energy sources available.
- Producing your own electricity means you’re less dependent on traditional power sources, which can be affected by price hikes and supply issues.
Savings through government rebates
Government incentives make it even more affordable than ever to go electric. These rebates encourage the use of energy-efficient appliances and renewable energy sources, offsetting initial costs and supporting a greener lifestyle. Programs like Victorian Energy Efficiency Certificates (VEECs) and Small-scale Technology Certificates (STCs) are available for a range of electric solutions, including heat pumps, hot water systems, and solar installations – and save you a significant amount of money, which you can use to pay off the installation cost.
Let’s go electric together
As a one-stop shop for all things electric, Too Hot To Handle combines expertise, reliability, and comprehensive service to make going electric absolutely seamless. Here’s why we’re the perfect partner for your transition:
- We offer an all-inclusive service, from electric heating systems and cooktops to hot water solutions and solar, providing everything you need in one place.
- Our expert team offers tailored advice and professional installations, ensuring your electric systems always perform at their best.
- We prioritise high-quality, durable products that lead the industry in energy efficiency and performance.
- We also stay up-to-date on government rebate programs, helping you take full advantage of every opportunity to save.
Switching to an electric lifestyle is a forward-thinking choice that benefits your wallet, your home, and the planet. Too Hot To Handle is here to make going electric easy and affordable, so don’t wait, get in touch with us today.