Warmth when winter arrives
Reversible heat-pump operation transfers useful heat into the room, providing focused comfort where you need it.
All-in-one climate systems use heat-pump technology to move heat in or out of a room, providing both heating and cooling without a conventional outdoor condenser.
The sealed refrigeration circuit, compressor and fans sit within the indoor unit. Two discreet openings through the external wall allow the system to exchange air and heat with the outside, while condensate is managed through the installation.
In cooling mode, the system removes heat from the room and releases it outside. In heating mode, the cycle reverses, drawing available heat from outside air and transferring it indoors.
The precise airflow, condensate and wall-opening requirements vary by model and installation.
Reversible heat-pump operation transfers useful heat into the room, providing focused comfort where you need it.
The same sealed system reverses its operation to remove heat from the room and provide welcome cooling.
Discreet external grilles replace the bulky outdoor box and visible pipework associated with many split systems.