Monoblock heat pumps are systems where the 'primary' working fluid (freon) is located in the external unit, with only lines for the 'secondary' working fluid (water + glycol). This design is highly ecological as it uses a minimal amount of freon while maintaining excellent efficiency. Due to this characteristic, freon, which is not suitable for enclosed spaces, can be used.

 

With this heat pump model, higher water temperatures for heating radiators, up to 75°C, can be achieved without the need for an additional electric heater. These higher water temperatures allow compatibility with older radiator systems designed for high-temperature water, making this type of heat pump an excellent choice for various central heating distribution systems, including radiators, underfloor heating, and fan coil units. Additionally, it can provide hot water for sanitary use. Cooling the space is also possible by installing fan coil units, making it a versatile solution for household needs.

Monoblock systems are considered the future of heating and cooling due to their minimal environmental impact, and they are endorsed by leading global organizations as one of the most environmentally friendly forms of heating and cooling currently available.