Energy class A +++ and offers maximum comfort and energy savings. This powerful air heat pump is designed for commercial and residential climate that places extremely high demands on the heating system.
R32 refrigerant environmental friendly
Econavi sunlight detection
nanoe™
Super Quiet! Only 18dB(A)
Down to -35°C in heating mode
Summer House keeps the house at 7/8°C to avoid freezing pipes during the winter
R410A/R22 piping renewal
5 Years Warranty
Heating power and efficiency
Energy Charge System. Heat storage unit which features non-stop heating and fast heating function
Higher efficiency and comfort with Econavi sunlight detection and human activity detection
nanoe™
More powerful airflow to quickly reach the desired temperature
Panasonic's full line-up of A+++ heat pumps. In response to the Kyoto Protocol, the European Union set some challenging targets for the reduction in greenhouse-gas emissions. By the year 2020, across the member states, the EU wants to have achieved the following objectives:
A 20 % cut in greenhouse gas emissions (from 1990 base levels)
The share of renewables in the energy mix to increase by 20 %
An overall reduction of 20 % in energy consumption
R32 Refrigerant
R32: ‘small’ change that changes everything
Not everyone is ready for change. Indeed, there are some who resist the future. But at Panasonic we will keep believing in technologies that improve people’s lives. Which is why we are now presenting a generation of air conditioners with R32, an innovative refrigerant in all ways imaginable: it is easy to install, and compared to most other refrigerants it has a much lower environmental impact and saves energy. The result? Greater wellbeing for people and for the planet. Because there will always be people who resist change. But we say: Goodbye yesterday. Hello R32.
Today Panasonic. Tomorrow everyone. European regulation EU 517/2014 makes the replacement of fluorinated gases (F-gases) compulsory, such as R410A, for environmental reasons, although it also grants a transition period from 2017 to 2030.