Temperaturfühler für Brauchwasserspeicher LG PHRSTA0 Therma V Marke_Haier - 3x indoor unit FA12W length:7 meters
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Temperaturfühler für Brauchwasserspeicher LG PHRSTA0 Therma V Marke_Haier 3x indoor unit FA12W length:7 meters 3x indoor unit FA12W GWH12ACC K6DNA1F I (W) cooling and hot water ▶Exceptionally quiet operation – sound pressure below 30 dB(A) in quiet operation ▶Heat pumps with the highest energy efficiency class A+++ for 35°C ▶Rotary compressor ▶Heating cable in the drain pan ▶unique design of the indoor unit – glass design ▶UI800 color display with parameter visualization ▶Built in Connect Key module for Internet communication ▶Controllable with the free HomeCom Easy App ▶Device for monitoring with HomeCome Pro ▶Cooperation with new or existing heating systems ▶Working with V4000 CC and V5001 C recuperator (a common controller in the heat pump) ▶Compact dimensions ▶compatible with photovoltaic systems AW 12 OR T outdoor unit: Heating output at A7 W35 (EN 14511): 12 Temperature sensor for domestic hot water tank LG PHRSTA0 Application: The entire THERMA V series with the exception of the high temp model
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