The Monoblock can effectively cool and heat rooms up to 80m² (200m³).

NB! In this calculation we assume a room with energy label A. With a lower insulation value, more heat/cold escapes from the room, so the device requires more power to maintain the temperature.

As standard, the device produces 24-38dB(A) of noise indoors. The noise level depends on several factors. For example, if there is a large difference between the actual indoor temperature and the desired indoor temperature, the internal compressor will have to work harder, with a higher noise level (max 38dB(A)).

When placing the system on a solid background (such as a concrete wall), it is quieter in use than when placing it on an unsteady material (such as a thin wooden wall).

Power consumption depends on the selected indoor temperature, the current indoor temperature and the outdoor temperature. For example, the system consumes a maximum of 815W per hour during heating.

In addition, the extra 800W heating panel can also be switched on, so the system consumes a total of 1615W per hour.

During cooling, the system consumes a maximum of 1340W per hour. If the room is already at the desired temperature, power consumption will drop to approximately 300W per hour.

Yes, the device is equipped with an automatic defrosting function, which will defrost the outside of the heat exchanger on cold days.

This defrost function is activated every 60-80 minutes when it is colder than 10°C outside and can be recognized by the flashing heating icon on the display. This process takes a few minutes and temporarily requires higher power (max 900W).

The air is blown out at the front of the device through the horizontal slot. You can determine the angle of the slot yourself, so that the air is blown in a certain direction.

When the dehumidification mode is enabled on the device, the system causes the moisture in the room to condense within the system and try to evaporate it. If too much water condenses, the device will automatically pump this water out of the overflow pan and out through the drain hose.

Yes, as long as the room is constantly and actively ventilated. If there is no ventilation, the system may not be placed in a room smaller than 15 m².