There are different types of heat pumps, choose the one best suited to your home!
Comfort and efficiency with a heat pump
A heat pump uses electricity to transfer heat from the outdoor environment to indoor spaces and, where supported by the system, can also be used for cooling and domestic hot water production. This means that part of the thermal energy supplied comes from the outdoor environment rather than from the electricity grid.
The ratio between thermal energy delivered and electricity consumed depends on the type of heat pump, climate and operating conditions, and the characteristics of the system.
When combined with a photovoltaic system, the heat pump can also use locally generated electricity when available, reducing the amount of energy drawn from the grid.
Energy consumption and running costs depend on several factors, including heat pump performance, the characteristics of the building and system, the climate zone, operating conditions and energy prices. Proper design, operation and maintenance help preserve system performance over time.
Committed to a cleaner future
Heat pumps do not produce flue gas thus avoiding the emission of harmful particles in the air. Choosing this technology means reducing CO₂ emissions to help protect the environment. If you combine a heat pump and an induction hob you can get rid of gas completely in your home. Say goodbye to your old boiler and to your gas bill! The higher sustainability, the higher savings.
Cooling / Heating
Provides Cooling / Heating
DHW
Produces Domestic Hot Water
Control via the App
Can be managed via App
Cooling / Heating
Provides Cooling / Heating
DHW
Produces Domestic Hot Water
Control via the App
Can be managed via App
Monobloc heat pumps: the easiest way of heating and cooling
Monobloc heat pumps are compact and easy to install (F-GAS licence not required). The outdoor unit is directly connected to the system through hydraulic piping. Additional work on refrigerant circuits is not required. Why choosing a monobloc heat pump?
- Simpler installation: No welding of refrigerant pipes required, all you have to do is connect it to the hydraulic and electrical systems.
- Wider choice of refrigerants: Unlike split options monobloc models use more eco-friendly refrigerants such as R-290.
- Invasive building work not required: To be installed outside. No need of dedicated indoor space.
- Affordable investment: Efficiency with attention to the price.
Excellent choice for those looking for a practical, sustainable, performing and easy-to-install option.
Hydronic-split unit: Easy installation, high performance
The ideal solution for those who wish a complete and easily managed system. An outdoor monobloc heat pump combined to a hydronic module that simplifies the system management. Key components such as DHW tank, expansion tank, dirt separator filter and anti-scalding valve are built-in in the system. Quick and prompt installation. No complex connections required. Highly versatile and efficient system.
Refrigerant-split unit: Flexibility for any needs.
If you are looking for a customisable system able to suit many layouts, this is the right choice. Refrigerant heat pumps provide a wide range of options and powers and integrate all the features in the system. Outdoor and indoor units are connected by dedicated piping. Indoor cased or uncased units ensure versatile installation suitable to any space.
Warm water thanks to heat pump
Your air conditioning system works properly and you only want to produce domestic hot water efficiently? Clivet has the right solution for you. Heat pump water heaters harness renewable energy of air to provide hot water at reduced cost. This helps you to save on energy costs and reduce emissions.
