Three jobs, one unit
Heats in winter, cools in summer and supplies hot water all year. No separate boiler, air conditioner or water heater required.

Heating, cooling and hot water from a single unit. R290 and R32 models, Full DC Inverter technology and steady operation down to −38 °C depending on the model.

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A heat pump doesn't generate heat — it moves it from the outside air. That is why every kilowatt of electricity it consumes turns into 4–5 kW of heat.
Heats in winter, cools in summer and supplies hot water all year. No separate boiler, air conditioner or water heater required.
A COP of up to 5.2: consume 1 kW and get up to 5 kW of heat. An electric boiler is always stuck at a ratio of one to one.
There is no combustion, so no flue and no gas line are needed and there is no fire risk. The R290 refrigerant has a global warming potential of just 3.
The inverter compressor modulates its output smoothly, with no harsh on/off cycling. Temperature is managed from a mobile app.
From 12 kW for a private house to 210 kW for industrial sites. Full technical specifications for every model.
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12–34 kW · For houses and apartments
Air-to-water heat pumps running on R290 and R32 refrigerants. Heating, cooling and domestic hot water from 12 kW to 34 kW. Compatible with underfloor heating, radiators and fan coils.
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50–210 kW · For businesses and large sites
High-capacity air-to-water heat pumps for hotels, shopping centres, production facilities and apartment blocks. Cascade operation and high-temperature water up to 75 °C.
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210–320 L · A dedicated hot-water solution
Water heaters with an integrated heat pump. They use up to 65% less electricity than a conventional electric boiler, with a COP of 5.2 and a sterilisation mode.
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60–500 L · For a stable system
Buffer tanks made of SUS304 stainless steel. They cut how often the equipment cycles, extend its service life and vent air from the system automatically.
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150–1000 L · Hot water storage
Duplex 2205 steel cylinders with one or two heat exchangers, plus combined 2-in-1 models. They let a heat pump, solar collector and boiler share a single system.






12–34 kW
For houses and apartments

50–210 kW
For businesses and large sites

210–320 L
A dedicated hot-water solution

60–500 L
For a stable system

150–1000 L
Hot water storage
Behind every unit are engineering choices proven over years of operation.
R290 is a natural refrigerant: zero ozone depletion potential (ODP = 0) and a global warming potential of just 3. R32 has a GWP of 675, three times lower than R410A, and runs in cold down to −38 °C. Both meet EN378 and F-Gas requirements.
Compressor, fan and water pump are all inverter-driven. The system matches its output to demand continuously instead of cycling on and off, cutting energy use by more than 30%.
A ten-layer sound-damping system and a biomimetic fan whose blade shape is drawn from natural aerodynamics. Noise starts at 39 dB(A) — quieter than a whispered conversation.
A six-layer anti-corrosion coating extends service life by up to 30% (316-hour salt spray test passed). Hydraulic separation, compressor protection, refrigerant leak detection and overheat protection.
Certificates: CB · CE · PED · ETL · MD · UKCA · RoHS
A wired controller, a mobile app and an IoT platform working as one ecosystem.
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Yes. R290 models run stably down to −25 °C and R32 models down to −38 °C in the residential series and −35 °C in the commercial one. The coldest days in Tashkent and the regions stay within that range, so no backup heat source is needed.
A heat pump turns 1 kW of electricity into 4–5 kW of heat. Against an electric boiler that is a 4–5× saving; against gas it depends on the tariff — we prepare a free calculation based on your floor area and insulation.
As a rule of thumb, 1 kW per 10 m² for a well-insulated house — so roughly 15–16 kW for 150 m². The exact figure depends on wall construction, glazing area, ceiling height and hot-water demand; our engineer calculates it after surveying the site.
Yes. R290 models heat water to 75 °C, which is enough for conventional radiator systems. Underfloor heating runs at 35 °C, where efficiency is higher still.
We deliver the equipment ourselves and carry out the full installation and commissioning. Warranty and follow-up servicing are provided; terms depend on the model and the site.
A buffer tank is not mandatory but is recommended: it reduces compressor cycling and extends equipment life. For domestic hot water you will need either an indirect boiler or a separate heat-pump water heater.
Models from 12 to 18 kW run on a single-phase 220–240 V supply; above 18 kW a three-phase 380–415 V supply is required. The exact requirement is listed in each model's specifications.
The six-layer anti-corrosion coating and inverter technology give the units a long service life. With a buffer tank the compressor starts less often, extending it further. An annual preventive inspection is recommended.
Leave a request and our engineer will call you back with the right capacity and an indicative price. The consultation is free.