At Heat Logic, we supply air-to-water heat pumps, hydraulic heating equipment, and hot water and storage solutions for homeowners, builders, installers, developers and contractors across Tauranga and nearby areas. Whether you are planning a new home, developing a larger project, modernising an existing heating system or moving away from an ageing diesel or gas boiler, we can provide the equipment and support needed for a complete heating solution.
Planning a heating project in Tauranga? Contact us to discuss your requirements and receive a free, no-obligation quotation.
High-Quality Heat Pumps
Every property and project has different heating needs. The right equipment depends on factors such as the type of property, heating requirements, hot water needs and the overall system design.
Heat Logic supplies heating equipment to homeowners, builders, installers, developers and contractors throughout Tauranga and across New Zealand, including:
As the official NZ distributor of neXt, Heat Logic supplies equipment for modern heating and hot water applications, with products selected to support efficient operation and dependable performance.
Whether you are planning a new residential development, upgrading an existing system or replacing an older heating system, we can help you identify the equipment suited to your project requirements.
Our Difference
Lower running cost through efficient operation
Stable heating performance in real conditions
Modern engineered design for clean installation
Support from real technical specialists
Trusted Supplier of High-Quality Heating Systems
Heat Logic supplies more than individual heat pump units. Our product range includes hydraulic components, hot water and storage solutions to support complete air-to-water heating systems for residential projects in Tauranga and surrounding areas.
Our neXt air-to-water heat pumps use R290 natural refrigerant, offering modern heating technology with a very low global warming potential. This makes R290 an important option for projects looking for contemporary heating technology.
For properties currently relying on diesel or gas boilers, an air-to-water heat pump system can provide an alternative approach to heating and hot water. Heat Logic can help identify suitable equipment for upgrading an ageing heating system.
We work with homeowners, builders, developers, installers and contractors, providing product and equipment support to help them make informed decisions for their heating projects.
Product Information When You Need It
Choosing heating equipment is easier when you have access to accurate product information. Heat Logic provides technical resources to help homeowners and heating professionals understand the equipment available for their projects.
Explore product specifications, technical documentation, installation information and supporting resources for neXt air-to-water heat pumps, hydraulic heating equipment, and hot water and storage solutions.
Whether you are assessing options for a new build, planning a system upgrade or preparing for installation, our technical information can help you understand the products and plan your heating system with greater confidence.
Built for efficiency.
Designed for comfort.
Supported by technical expertise.
Testimonials
Michael Turner
“Clear communication throughout the process. The system works reliably and the overall experience was smooth and professional.”
Sarah Wellington
“Clear communication throughout the process. The system works reliably and the overall experience was smooth and professional.”
Daniel Roberts
“Professional support and a smooth setup. The system performs well and the guidance provided was very helpful.”
The right heating equipment can make a significant difference to the performance and efficiency of your heating system. Whether you are working on a new residential project, upgrading an existing system or looking for an alternative to an ageing boiler, Heat Logic can help with the equipment selection.
Tell us about your project, and we’ll help you find the right heating equipment for your needs.
