Meet the new EHS Mono


HT Quiet High temperature, low Noise, optimal performance


The Quiet Mark certifi cate is applicable for UK & EU territories only.


Samsung’s newest eco heating system is the ideal heating solution for Europe’s residential renovation market. Durable and stylishly designed, this heat pump combines advanced features and new technologies to achieve hot water temperatures of up to 70°C1 for domestic heating purposes. It operates at noise levels as low as 35 d(BA)2


using a


4-step Quiet mode. It is also capable of reliably providing 100% heating performance* even at temperatures as low as -25°C3


). Installation


and maintenance of the unit is easy and hassle-free, with its internal parts being accessible via a side panel which can be removed by simply undoing 3 screws.


1. Leaving water temperature, when the outdoor temperature is between -15°C - 43°C. Results may vary depending on the actual usage conditions.


2. Based on internal testing of the EHS Mono HT outdoor units. The noise level is measured 3m away from the front of the outdoor unit, in an anechoic room with an outside temperature of 7°C. Results may vary depending on environmental factors and individual use.


*Effi ciency ratio of heating output (capacity) versus power input (electricity). Internally tested under lab conditions based on EN 14511, results may vary depending on the actual usage conditions.


3. Based on internal testing on an EHS Mono HT outdoor unit (AE120BXYDGG), compared to a conventional EHS outdoor unit (AE120RXYDGG). Results may vary depending on the actual usage conditions


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