Outdoor unit plus indoor hydro module – no water outside and an optional built-in cylinder for domestic hot water.
Models
in stock and on request
59
A split heat pump separates the outdoor unit with the compressor from an indoor hydro module where heat is transferred to the water. Refrigerant pipes run between them, so there is no water outside and no freezing risk during power cuts. Many models come with a built-in hot-water cylinder, saving space in the plant room. Installation requires a refrigeration technician – our teams are certified.
AUX
AUX
AUX
AUX
Gree
Gree
AUX
Gree
Atlantic (by Fujitsu General)
Atlantic (by Fujitsu General)
Atlantic (by Fujitsu General)
Atlantic (by Fujitsu General)
Atlantic (by Fujitsu General)
Atlantic (by Fujitsu General)
Auratsu
Kaisai
Kaisai
Atlantic (by Fujitsu General)
Williams
Atlantic (by Fujitsu General)
Atlantic (by Fujitsu General)
Kaisai
Atlantic (by Fujitsu General)
Atlantic (by Fujitsu General)
Atlantic (by Fujitsu General)
Atlantic (by Fujitsu General)
Atlantic (by Fujitsu General)
Atlantic (by Fujitsu General)
.jpg&w=3840&q=60)
Samsung
Atlantic (by Fujitsu General)
Atlantic (by Fujitsu General)
Atlantic (by Fujitsu General)
Atlantic (by Fujitsu General)
Samsung
Atlantic (by Fujitsu General)
Atlantic (by Fujitsu General)
Samsung
Atlantic (by Fujitsu General)
Atlantic (by Fujitsu General)
Atlantic (by Fujitsu General)
Atlantic (by Fujitsu General)
Samsung
Atlantic (by Fujitsu General)
Atlantic (by Fujitsu General)
Samsung
Atlantic (by Fujitsu General)
Atlantic (by Fujitsu General)
Atlantic (by Fujitsu General)
For long distances between the outdoor unit and the plant room, in areas with frequent winter power cuts, and when you want a built-in cylinder in a compact indoor module.
Wall-mounted modules are the size of a small boiler; floor-standing ones with a cylinder are fridge-sized – about 60×60 cm footprint and 180 cm tall.
Yes, with a suitable water temperature. High-temperature models deliver 65–70°C for ordinary radiators; low-temperature models are ideal for underfloor heating.
Heating
Air conditioner or heat pump for heating: which pays off
Air-to-air (air conditioner) versus air-to-water heat pump for heating a home – differences, running costs, when each one wins and how to decide.
Heating
Heating with an air conditioner in winter: does it work and is it worth it
Heating with an inverter air conditioner at −15°C and −25°C: what to check (SCOP, output at −7°C, hyper inverter), when it beats electric, pellets and gas, and how to use it right.
House
Air conditioning for a house: sizing a whole floor and choosing the right system
Cooling and heating a house: separate units, multi-split, ducted or an air-to-water heat pump. How to size an 80–120 m² floor and what each solution costs.
The calculator sizes your room in under a minute, and our specialists confirm the choice by phone.