Nibe has launched the S2060 series, a range of inverter-controlled air-to-water heat pumps using propane refrigerant for residential and small commercial applications. The monoblock units deliver up to 10 kW of heating capacity and operate with flow temperatures of up to 75 C.
Swedish heating technology manufacturer Nibe has introduced the S2060 series, a range of variable-capacity air-to-water heat pumps for residential and small commercial applications.
The new line expands the company’s lower-output portfolio with two inverter-controlled monoblock outdoor units – the S2060-6 and S2060-10. Both models use natural refrigerant propane (R290) and are designed for buildings with heating loads of up to 7 kW and 10 kW, respectively.
The systems are intended for new construction projects as well as the replacement of fossil fuel-based heating systems.
“Leading-edge inverter technology automatically adjusts the heat pump’s output to the building’s actual demand,” the manufacturer said in a statement. “This reduces energy consumption and ensures low operating costs throughout the year.”
