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Panasonic’s Aquarea heat pumps awarded Keymark certification
19/11/2020
Bracknell, UK, November 19, 2020 – Panasonic Heating & Cooling Solutions is pleased
to announce that several units from the Aquarea range have been granted a
Keymark certification, recognising the high standard of the heat pumps.
The Keymark is an independent,
voluntary certification mark supporting the quality of heat pumps in the
European market. It is based on impartial, third-party testing and demonstrates
compliance with product requirements as set in the Keymark scheme rules and
with efficiency requirements as set by Ecodesign. The certification is recognised
by organisations including the MCS, EHPA and NFPAC.
Initially, Aquarea J Generation
R32 Monobloc, Bi-bloc and All-in-One have received Keymark certification along
with the Aquarea T-CAP H generation (R410a) Monobloc single phase. The Aquarea J Generation Range uses R32
refrigerant, which boasts a low global warming potential, helping to lower the
carbon footprint of a building.
The Keymark-certified Aquarea J
Generation heat pump is suitable for low consumption, residential applications and
features improved heating efficiencies, with a COP of 5.33 on the WH-UD03JE5
model and the Aquarea All-in-One has a domestic hot water COP of up to 3.3. Models are rated A+++ in low temperature
operation, which is the highest energy class according to the new Energy
Labelling Directive.
The Aquarea T-CAP range is ideal
to ensure that the heating capacity is maintained even at very low
temperatures. This line-up can maintain the Heat Pump output capacity until
-20°C outdoor temperature, without the help of an electrical booster heater and
can work even at extreme outdoor temperatures of -28°C. It can supply hot water
at 60°C with only a heat pump and up to 75°C with a heater. The T‑CAP is a good choice for both new and refurbishment
systems.
See below for the latest
certified units:
– this list will be updated as
more certifications are confirmed