Quantum Heat Pump Prices in Victoria

A Quantum hot water heat pump is $3,250 - $4,450 installed in Victoria before rebates. After Victoria rebates and federal STCs, most households pay around $1,980-$3,650 out of pocket. Quantum Energy has been building hot water heat pumps since the 1990s and runs a manufacturing facility at Seaford in South Australia. The current range is propane (R290) in four tank sizes from 150L to 340L, which is the widest spread of sizes of any brand here and the reason it turns up on small units and large households alike. The 270L and 340L publish a coefficient of performance of 4.53.

Quantum price in Victoria (2026)

Installed, before rebates

$3,250 - $4,450

VIC rebates + STCs

$800-$1,270

Out of pocket (after stack)

~$1,980-$3,650

Out-of-pocket assumes federal STCs plus Victoria's available rebate stack, applied by your installer at point of sale. Cheapest model: Quantum 150L (150-08AC6-290) from $3,250.

5yr

Tank warranty

2yr

Compressor warranty

4.3

COP (efficiency)

48dB

Noise level

Victoria gas ban: why it matters for Quantum buyers

With 80% of Victoria homes connected to gas, planning your Quantum replacement now lets you claim rebates and choose your installer on your timeline.

Quantum rebates in Victoria

Federal

Small-scale Technology Certificates (STCs)

Applied as a point-of-sale discount on your Quantum system. Value varies by model and climate zone.

$600 - $640

estimated value

State

Solar Victoria Hot Water Rebate

Victorian owner-occupiers: 50% of the purchase price up to $1,000, or up to $1,400 for an eligible locally made system. Combined household taxable income under $150,000 (reduced from $210,000 on 1 July 2026), property value under $3 million, replacing a system at least 3 years old, using a Solar Victoria registered installer. Stacks with the VEU discount and federal STCs.

$1,000 - $1,400

estimated value

Certificate

Victorian Energy Upgrades (VEU) Certificates

Heat pump hot water costs across regional Victoria

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Heat pump guides for Victoria

Quantum in Victoria: FAQ

How much does a Quantum heat pump cost in Victoria?

A Quantum hot water heat pump costs $3,250 - $4,450 fully installed in Victoria before rebates. After stacking those rebates, most Victoria households pay around $1,980-$3,650 out of pocket.

What rebates can I claim on a Quantum heat pump in Victoria?

On top of federal STCs (worth $600-$640), Victoria households can stack Victorian Energy Upgrades (VEU) Certificates, taking total rebates to $800-$1,270. Solar Victoria Hot Water Rebate does not apply here: Quantum is not on Solar Victoria's approved hot water product list, so this rebate cannot be claimed on one. That is the biggest stack in the country, and most of it is automatic: STCs and the Victorian Energy Upgrades discount are already inside the price your installer quotes. Solar Victoria's rebate is the one worth going after on top, and your installer drives it. They lodge it with your quote, you add ID and proof of income, and it comes off your invoice on approval.

How does the Victoria gas ban affect my Quantum choice?

From 1 March 2027, if the gas hot water system in an existing owner-occupied home breaks and cannot be repaired, it must be replaced with an electric alternative; in a rental it must be replaced with a heat pump water heater. Repairs are still allowed and exemptions exist. From 1 January 2027, new homes must be built all-electric. A Quantum heat pump is a compliant electric replacement, and planning the switch before your gas unit fails lets you claim the rebates and choose your installer on your own timeline rather than in an emergency.

Where can I get a Quantum heat pump installed in Victoria?

PumpSwap matches you with local Victoria installers who quote on Quantum systems. Submit one request and compare up to three quotes from installers covering your suburb, with rebates already factored in.