Econova 330L (ECON330)
Rebates up to
$2,450
STC $600 · VEEC $850 (VIC) · Solar Homes up to $1,000 (VIC)
Replace-electric, medium household, best zone. Federal STCs plus the better of VIC (VEECs and Solar Homes) or NSW (ESCs). Enter your postcode below for exact figures.
VIC Solar Homes rebate
$1,000
50% of installed price up to this cap, point-of-sale. Included in the VIC total above.
VIC only. This model is on Solar Victoria's product list.
AS/NZS 4234 energy savings
69%
vs the standard's reference electric storage water heater, small load, best zone.
Register data as at CER (STC) 2026-04-30 · VEU 2026-08-05
Specifications
| Type | Integral split |
| Refrigerant | R290 |
| Tank volume | 330 L |
| Rated heating capacity | 4.6 kW |
| COP | 4.6 (Inlet water 14 degrees C, dry bulb 19 degrees C, wet bulb 15 degrees C, hot water set point 55 degrees C (approx COP, W/W)) |
| Hot water delivery | 68 °C |
| Operating ambient | -7 to 43 °C |
| Tank height | 1756 mm |
| Tank diameter | 620 mm |
| Electric backup | 4.8 kW |
Certified to
Specs from: Econova (Ecogenica) ECON-330FREC-WR owner's manual (03.07.25); 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)
| Zone 1 | 12 STCs | $480 |
| Zone 2 | 12 STCs | $480 |
| Sydney (Z3) | 14 STCs | $560 |
| Melbourne (Z4) | 15 STCs | $600 |
| Canberra (Z5) | 15 STCs | $600 |
VEU — VEECs (Victoria)
| Zone | Repl. electric metro / regional | Repl. gas | Energy savings (small load) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Melbourne (Z4) | 9 / 10 | 8 | 69.5% |
| Canberra (Z5) | 9 / 9 | 8 | 67.7% |
ESS — ESCs (NSW)
Not yet registered for ESCs.
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 and load size, calculated from the model's registered performance data, or taken directly from the register where it publishes a savings figure. VEU registers this data at the small load (the step-down load for a medium-rated system) and ESS at the medium load, so the two schemes' figures differ for the same zone.
The Econova ECON330 is a split heat pump water heater: an outdoor R290 heat pump unit connects to a 330 L enamel-lined steel tank through pre-charged quick-connect refrigerant couplings, so the refrigerant cycle heats the tank directly rather than through a water loop. Heating capacity is 4.6 kW, with a declared COP of 4.6 measured at inlet water 14 degrees C, dry bulb 19 degrees C, wet bulb 15 degrees C, and a 55 degrees C hot water set point. The unit operates across an ambient range of -7 to 43 degrees C.
A 4.8 kW rapid boost element gives electric backup heating, and delivered hot water is limited to 68 degrees C. The tank measures 620 mm in diameter by 1756 mm high. The tank meets the design requirements of AS/NZS 2712 and AS/NZS 60335.2.40, and the unit complies with AS 3498 and AS/NZS 1677.2.
This 330 L product is registered under several codes for feature variants (ECON330, ECON330C, ECON-330FR-WR, ECON-330FREC-WR). The specs above are sourced from the ECON-330FREC-WR manual, the rapid-boost, Wi-Fi enabled variant; the heat pump and tank are the same across the family.
Registered model codes
ECON330, ECON330C, ECON-330FR-WR, ECON-330FREC-WR
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