Energy from the ground.
Comfort in the air.
A variable-capacity heat pump to heat and cool your building through a forced-air system.
3 tons.
Power that adapts.
The capacity is chosen from a heat-load calculation, not from floor area alone.
Forced-air distribution
Heating and cooling travel through your ducts.
Matched ventilation
The airflow follows what the system needs.
Zoning
Compatible controls set the comfort room by room.
New build or renovation
New house or existing system: each integration is reviewed case by case.
Performance, dimensions and options must be checked in the model’s own specification sheet. The visual shows the product family.
Just the energy
you need.
The variable-speed compressor adjusts the heat pump’s output to the demand. Comfort stays steadier as the building’s needs change.
The ground loop, the controls and the distribution are sized together, so the system delivers its full efficiency.
From the ground to your home.
A loop in the ground. Comfortable air in every room.
The underground loop picks up heat from the ground.
The heat pump transfers that energy to the indoor circuit.
The ducts carry heated air to the rooms.
The cycle reverses: the heat pump removes heat from the indoor air and transfers it to the ground. The same ducts deliver the cooled air.
Technical specifications.
| Range capacity | 3 tons |
|---|---|
| Nominal equivalent* | 36,000 BTU/h |
| Compressor | Variable speed, inverter |
| Thermal energy source | Ground loop |
| Distribution in the building | Air · duct network |
| Functions | Heating and cooling |
* Capacity class conversion: 1 ton = 12,000 BTU/h. This is not the unit’s measured output, which varies with operating conditions and must be confirmed in the model’s sheet.
COP/EER performance, power supply, dimensions and installation instructions: see the documents for your unit.
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