Outdoor unit of a heat pump
There are different types of heat pumps: A split heat pump system comprises two main units - an outdoor and an indoor unit - while a monobloc heat pump consolidates most components into a single unit.
Which installation type is best suited for your home depends on several factors. The size and layout of your property, as well as available space indoors, all play a role. One thing is certain: there’s a tailored solution for every individual need!
The outdoor unit of a heat pump with split technology draws in ambient air and transfers its energy to the refrigerant, which then heats the water for your heating system. All that is required to connect the outdoor and indoor units is a small wall opening for the refrigerant pipes.
This split design offers remarkable flexibility - it can be easily installed on facades and adapted to your specific space. Additionally, the distance between the units can be up to 30 meters vertically and 40 meters horizontally, providing greater freedom in choosing the optimal location for your heat pump.
Outdoor monoblock heat pumps like our draw in ambient air and release it back outside. They heat the water directly outdoors and transport it into your home via insulated pipes. Perfect for renovation projects, they require no drilling, excavation, or wall modifications—making installation quick and straightforward. Plus, the indoor unit, which includes the hydraulic module and hot water tank, takes up very little space inside.
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