
BoxAir Inverter P heat pump
- Energy Efficiency
- R290 Refrigerant
- Heating Water Temperature up to 75 °C
- No Ducts Needed
- Output from 1 to 25 kW
- Online Control & 24/7 Remote Monitoring
MAIN FEATURES
Air-to-water heat pump with split design
The most important components of the heat pump are housed in a unit inside the building
The connecting pipes between the indoor and outdoor units form the low pressure (cold) part of the cooling circuit, eliminating any heat loss through the pipework
Distance between indoor and outdoor units can be up to 15 metres
Low heating water volume requirements in the system
Supports connection to the power cascade without needing a third-party MaR (measurement and control) system
BUILT TO PERFORM, DESIGNED TO LAST
Typically located in the mechanical room of the building, providing protection against the weather. It contains the most important parts of the pump, including a frequency-controlled compressor, electronically controlled expansion valve, control electronics, circulator, and more.
More dimensionally efficient than the BoxAir Inverter all-in-one pumps. It includes an evaporator and ultra-quiet fans with highly variable speed control. Thanks to the compressor being located in the indoor unit, the outdoor unit is quieter than the BoxAir Inverter all-in-one model. The durable all-aluminium construction of profiles and panels is long-lasting and resistant to weathering and corrosion.
The BoxAir 22IS and BoxAir 26IS models offer a more compact size for the outdoor unit, due to the presence of only one fan and a smaller evaporator.
Elevating Ventilation Standards
Product Specifications
Model | Performance at A7W35 |
Thermal Loss of the Building Qz | Seasonal Energy Efficiency of Heating at a 35 °C Low Temperature Operation | Seasonal Energy Efficiency of Heating at a 55 °C Medium Temperature Operation | Acoustic Pressure Level Lp (5 m Outside of Unit) | Order Number (According to Heating Circuit Control) | |||
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kW | kW | SCOP | Class | SCOP | Class | dB(A) | Regulation STANDARD (μPC) | Regulation PLUS (pCO5) | |
BoxAir 22IS | 2-7 | Up to 5.5 | 4.38 | A++ | 3.33 | A++ | 34 | 1BA22IS-01 | 1BA22IS-11 |
BoxAir 26IS | 3–9 | Up to 8.5 | 4.29 | A++ | 3.24 | A++ | 34 | 1BA26IS-01 | 1BA26IS-11 |
BoxAir 37IS | 5–17 | Up to 13 | 4.49 | A+++ | 3.51 | A++ | 41 | 1BA37IS-01 | 1BA37IS-11 |
BoxAir 45IS | 7–22 | Up to 16 | 4.46 | A+++ | 3.48 | A++ | 41 | 1BA45IS-01 | 1BA45IS-11 |
Regulation STANDARD (μPC): Designed for single-circuit heating systems. No auxiliary heating circuit, 1-zone space temperature, 1 heating circuit.
Regulation PLUS (pCO5): Designed for multiple-circuit heating systems. 2 independent auxiliary heating circuits including mixing. 2-zone space temperature, up to 6 heating circuits.
How It Works
Air-to-water heat pumps operate on the principle of extracting heat from the surrounding air, which can often be several degrees Celsius below zero. The heat collected from the environment is then transferred by the heat pump to the heating water that warms the building or is used to produce hot water. The system achieves seasonal efficiency up to 4.5 times greater than a traditional electric boiler, resulting in significant energy savings.
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