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DHW heat pumps
SHP-A 220 Plus

  • 360°
    • Hygienic DHW temperatures up to 65 °C achievable in efficient heat pump mode
    • Can be integrated into a smart grid (SG Ready)
    • Maximum reliability and cost savings due to maintenance-free cylinder protection (impressed current anode)
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    Become more self-sufficient at home

    Self-sufficiency in your own home is an important factor. You can take a big step in the right direction with this DHW heat pump. Not only does it use renewable sources for DHW heating, but with its superbly insulated cylinder, it also achieves excellent output values. For you, that means hot water for a bath or shower whenever you need it – with low energy consumption.

    Easy to operate and connect

    A user friendly LCD screen helps you operate the appliance. It shows you at a glance how much mixed water is currently available. Would you like to connect the heat pump to your photovoltaic system? Nothing could be simpler. The appliance comes with this option as standard, allowing you to make clever use of energy from the sun as well as the air.


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    Technical datasheet

    Product Number: 238633

    Nominal load profile (EN 16147): L

    COP (EN 16147 / A20): 3,55

    COP (EN 16147 / A7): 2,68

    Nominal DHW temperature (EN 16147): 55 °C

    Maximum available nominal amount of DHW at 40 °C (EN 16147 / A20): 278 l

    Height x diameter: 1501 x 690 mm

    Nominal capacity: 220 l

    Max. mixed water amount at 40 °C: 330 l

    Average heating output (A15 / W10-55): 1,6 kW

    Average heating output (A7 / W10-55): 1,3 kW

    Average sound pressure level at 1 m distance, free field: 45 dB(A)

    Sound power level (EN 12102): 56 dB(A)

    Max. DHW temperature with heat pump: 65 °C

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Installation Information:

Please ask your local power supply utility or a registered electrician to install appliances that are not fully wired, i.e. ready to plug in. The electrician should also be able to assist you with obtaining the agreement of the respective power supply utility required for the appliance installation.