Apricus Heat Pump Prices in Queensland
A Apricus hot water heat pump is $3,000 - $3,250 installed in Queensland before rebates. After Queensland rebates and federal STCs, most households pay around $2,400-$2,650 out of pocket. Apricus is a Byron Bay company that built its name on solar hot water and now sells a single all-in-one heat pump, the 260L APHP-R290-260. Keeping to one model makes it simple to quote and to service. The tank is enamel-lined carbon steel with both a sacrificial and an electric anode, which is unusual at this price and helps in hard water areas. It runs on the heat pump alone from -7C to 43C.
Apricus price in Queensland (2026)
Out-of-pocket assumes federal STCs plus Queensland's available rebate stack, applied by your installer at point of sale. Cheapest model: Apricus All-In-One 260L (APHP-R290-260) from $3,000.
Apricus rebates in Queensland
Small-scale Technology Certificates (STCs)
Applied as a point-of-sale discount on your Apricus system. Value varies by model and climate zone.
Queensland does not currently run a dedicated hot water rebate. Federal STCs above are still applied by your installer, and a Apricus heat pump still pays back through lower running costs.
Apricus models available in Queensland
Apricus All-In-One 260L (APHP-R290-260)
Apricus prices across Queensland
Local pricing and free quotes for Apricus in major Queensland areas.
Heat pump hot water costs across regional Queensland
Heat pump guides for Queensland
Apricus in Queensland: FAQ
How much does a Apricus heat pump cost in Queensland?
A Apricus hot water heat pump costs $3,000 - $3,250 fully installed in Queensland before rebates. After the federal STC discount, most Queensland households pay around $2,400-$2,650 out of pocket.
What rebates can I claim on a Apricus heat pump in Queensland?
Queensland households claim federal STCs worth $600-$600 on a Apricus, applied by your installer at point of sale. Your installer applies the discounts at quote time, so you do not chase the paperwork.
Is a Apricus heat pump worth it in Queensland?
Yes. With 20% of Queensland homes on gas or old electric storage and rising energy prices, a Apricus heat pump running at COP 4.13 cuts hot water running costs to around $287/year. Three to five person households in hard water areas that value a long parts and labour warranty over a spec sheet
Where can I get a Apricus heat pump installed in Queensland?
PumpSwap matches you with local Queensland installers who quote on Apricus systems. Submit one request and compare up to three quotes from installers covering your suburb, with rebates already factored in.
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