Emerald Energy 300L (HPR300E-1)

R290 300 L Integral split

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$1,440

STC $600 · VEEC $765 (VIC) · ESC $840 (NSW)

Replace-electric, medium household, best zone. Enter your postcode below for exact figures.

AS/NZS 4234 energy savings

79%

vs the standard's reference electric storage water heater, medium household, best zone.

Register data as at CER (STC) 2026-04-30 · VEU 2026-07-01

Specifications

Type Integral split
Refrigerant R290
Tank volume 300 L
Rated heating capacity 2.8 kW
Rated power input 1.15 kW
Sound level 54 dB(A)
Hot water delivery 55 °C
Operating ambient -15 to 46 °C
Tank height 1735 mm
Tank diameter 580 mm
Heat pump weight 27 kg
Tank weight (empty) 102 kg
Electric backup 2.1 kW

Specs from: Emerald Energy Split Air-Source Heat Pump Water Heater Installation and Owner's Manual; public CER SRES / VEU / ESS registers.

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Registered certificate values

Every scheme this model is registered for, by zone. STCs at $40, VEECs at $85, ESCs at $30 (reference prices as at 2026-07-07). Claim year 2026, medium household.

SRES — STCs (national)

CER Zone 1 12 STCs $480
CER Zone 2 12 STCs $480
CER Zone 3 14 STCs $560
CER Zone 4 15 STCs $600
CER Zone 5 15 STCs $600

VEU — VEECs (Victoria)

Zone Repl. electric
metro / regional
Repl. gas Energy
savings
VEU Zone 4 9 / 9 8 79.3%
VEU Zone 5 8 / 9 7 77.5%

ESS — ESCs (NSW)

Zone Repl. electric
metro / regional
Repl. gas
metro / regional
Energy
savings
ESS Zone 3 26 / 27 12 / 11 70.8%
ESS Zone 5 27 / 28 12 / 12 68.4%

Certificate counts are computed from the model's registered performance data using the current regulated equations. A lodged claim depends on the specific installation, household size, and the scheme rules in force at creation. Energy savings % is against the AS/NZS 4234:2021 reference electric storage water heater for that zone, medium household, calculated from the model's registered performance data.

The Emerald Energy HPR300E-1 is the electric-backup version of the HPR300 split-system heat pump water heater: the same R290 outdoor heat pump unit connects to a 300 L tank by pre-charged quick-connect refrigerant couplings, with a 2.1 kW electric element fitted in the lower part of the tank for boost heating or operation outside the heat pump’s ambient range. The outdoor unit delivers 2.8 kW of heating with a 1.15 kW power input (at 19/15 degrees C DB/WB ambient, 9 degrees C initial water heated to 70 degrees C), and runs in ambient temperatures from -15 to 46 degrees C.

Hot water is delivered at a default 55 degrees C. Fitting the electric element adds 2 kg over the HPR300-1’s tank weight.

The HPR300E and HPR300E-1 register strings appear to be the same physical product across production revisions; the manual itself only names the HPR300E-1 model number.

Registered model codes

HPR300E, HPR300E-1

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