Lamborghini CaloreClima IDOLA S HYBRID H IN

The IDOLA S HYBRID H IN built-in solution with environmentally friendly R32 gas combines heat pump technology, condensing boiler technology and domestic hot water production via a 150-litre stainless steel tank in a single compact product.‎ Thanks to the accessories available, including a built-in cabinet kit and a painted cabinet kit, it is possible to create a ‘concealed’ solution in an internal wall niche or on the wall.‎ The eco-friendly R32 gas also combines high efficiency with low environmental impact.‎ Thanks to its GWP of 675, about one third of the GWP of R410a, it helps to reduce CO2 equivalent emissions, the main causes of global warming.‎ Its compact size, similar to that of a wall-mounted boiler, makes it easy to replace without significant loss of space or major renovation work.‎ The internal electronics, by activating the boiler or heat pump as weather conditions change, optimise the system's performance by always operating in the most economical and efficient modes possible, with great advantages for the user.‎ The boiler will be free to produce domestic hot water in the integrated domestic hot water tank even during heating or cooling operation of the heat pump, maximising comfort levels.‎ Furthermore, in the unlikely event of a heat pump failure, the boiler will be able to operate independently as a backup, ensuring heating and domestic hot water.‎ The system is extremely versatile, capable of operating in harsh climatic conditions down to -20°C outside, avoiding the risk of freezing thanks to the split refrigeration circuit.‎ The Photovoltaic Input function inhibits the boiler's domestic hot water production, favouring the use of the heat pump alone and any electric boiler heater, maximising self-consumption and benefits for the user.‎ Wall-mounted flue gas discharge in cases provided for by Italian Legislative Decree no.‎ 102 of 4 July 2014.‎ Optional warranty extension up to 5 years.‎ Further info from manufacturer on IDOLA S HYBRID H IN Lamborghini CaloreClima