Commercial Air Source Heat Pump WINNER
Rhoss POKER290 distributed by Klima-Therm
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s a high-temperature, air-cooled, reversible propane-based heat pump, the POKER290 integrates cutting-edge engineering to deliver exceptional
performance across cooling, heating, and domestic hot water (DHW) production. Its adoption of R290 propane, a natural refrigerant with an
ultra-low global warming potential (GWP), reinforces strong environmental credentials. The system’s modular design, advanced scroll technology, and silent, brushless EC axial fans ensure effi ciency, fl exibility, and quiet operation, making it a forward-thinking solution for modern HVAC applications. The judges praised the POKER290 for its commitment to sustainability, recognising its reliance on R290 as a defi ning factor in reducing environmental impact while maintaining high performance. Its blend of technological innovation and eco-conscious design, set the POKER290 apart.
Domestic Air Source Heat Pump WINNER
T of the year NIBE S735C exhaust air heat pump
he S735C Exhaust Air Heat Pump is designed to meet the growing demand for decarbonisation in small new-build properties. Tailored for fl ats, apartments, and smaller homes,
the S735C integrates energy-effi cient heating, ventilation, and cooling into a single, compact system, addressing both regulatory and consumer-driven shifts towards sustainability. With the Future Homes Standard set to increase effi ciency requirements, the S735C provides a future-proof solution for developers and installers looking to align with evolving regulations. The judges recognised its eff ectiveness as a natural solution for smaller
properties, praising its practicality and alignment with modern housing trends. As estate agents report increasing demand for homes with built-in air conditioning, the S735C stands out as a product that meets sustainability targets and caters to evolving consumer preferences.
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