Cooper&Hunter Unitherm 3 All-In-One CH-HP14WTSIRM3 14 kW

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Heat source: air-water; Suitable for: heating and DHW; In box: hydromodule; outdoor unit; water heater; Operating mode: heating and cooling; Max. heat output: 14; Max. cooling output: 12.6; Power consumption (heating) (kW): 2.98; Power consumption (cooling): 3.41; Water heater: built-in

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Cooper&Hunter Unitherm 3 All-In-One CH-HP14WTSIRM3 14 kW

Main
Heat source	air-water
Suitable for	heating and DHW


In box
In box	indoor unit (hydromodule) outdoor unit water heater


Specs
Operating mode	heating and cooling
Max. heat output	14 kW / at A7/W35 /
Max. cooling output	12.6 kW / at A35/W18 /
Power consumption (heating)	2.98 kW
Power consumption (cooling)	3.41 kW
Power source	400 V
Water heater	built-in
Water heater volume	185 L
Minimum operating temperature	-25 °C
Max. water temperature	55 °C
Compressor	inverter

Energy efficiency
t°C outside	7
Supply t°C	45 °C
COP	4.7


t°C outside	7
Supply t°C	35 °C
COP	3.68


More specs
Control via smartphone	+
Refrigerant	R32
Noise level	29 dB
Country of brand origin	USA
Dimensions	600x1756x400 mm
Outdoor unit dimensions	820x940x460 mm
Hydromodule weight	210 kg
Outdoor unit weight	58 kg
Added to E-Catalog	february 2022

Two stage rotary compressor. When the heating element is activated, the temperature of the heat carrier can warm up to 80 °C. Built-in hot water tank 185 L.

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