Unboxing the Daikin Altherma 3 Monobloc

Ian Judd unboxes the new Daikin Altherma 3 Monobloc heat pump.
The Daikin Altherma 3 Monobloc is the first all-in-one Monobloc unit to be added to the third generation Daikin Altherma range, featuring the latest controls and low environmental impact R32 technology.
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[@glightsolutions]

Is there a part number for the hot water backup immersion contractor?

[@danielmoura3879]

Great video! I bought the same device in the 6 kw version only for heating! I have a Daikin M HW 200 for the service water :) Do I need a secondary circulation pump after the buffer tank? Is this connected to the DHW power connection? What secondary pump would you recommend if needed?

[@paulgoffin8054]

Why does it need 32A with a separate backup heater? Does it have a CoP of 0.8 or something?

[@jcc250852]

version française SVP merci .

[@cipridev]

Is this available for purchase yet?

[@Pompa_de_caldura]

Da.Este disponibil.Pretul pachetului care include aparatul, materialele pentru instalare si manopera il gasiti aici: magazin.hausenergy.com/produs/57-664-14-daikin-altherma-3-r-m---monobloc---unitate-externa---incalzire--

[@solexxx8588]

Make a hybrid monoblock that heats water(monoblock) and supplies refrigerant to an air to air, air conditioning system for those of us who have hydronic heat. Cold water is less efficient than refrigerant in an AHU.

[@solexxx8588]

If it requires a backup heater you should have used a high temperature monoblock heat pump. Bad design.

[@panospanagiotopoulos6674]

Nope. Backup heater isn't used for more temperature, it is used for more power when needed.

[@solexxx8588]

@@panospanagiotopoulos6674 A heater is used for heat Einstein. The refrigerant is wrong or the system is undersized for cold weather. Transcritical CO2 would be a better refrigerant for high loads and cold climates. R-410a is the limiting refrigerant.

[@fraz_the_mediocre]

Hilarious comment. So your idea is that this low/mid temperature heat pump design should in fact be a high temperature heat pump. Well done. 🙄

[@Keneo1]

@@solexxx8588the backup heater is used for the few days a year that the outside temperature is too low. But i agree, they have models without backup heater but these seem to never be in stock