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Intelligent Air Source Heating. Designed for Every Home.


Building on the EnergyBox™ platform, EnergyBox™ AIR extends our low-carbon heat portfolio with a modular air source heat pump solution, providing homeowners and developers with a high-performance alternative where ground source heating is not practical or site constraints limit borehole installation.

Powered by premium Made in Japan Chofu R290 monobloc heat pump technology, EnergyBox™ AIR combines industry-leading efficiency that defines the EnergyBox™ range—simplified installation, intelligent integration and scalable deployment.

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EnergyBox™ AIR is designed to remove the complexity typically associated with air source heat pump installations by integrating the external heat pump with a compact control unit.

The ASHP is suitable for:

Why EnergyBox™ AIR Techology?

01.

New-build residential developments

02.

Self-build homes

03.

Retrofit projects

04.

Housing associations

05.

Social housing

06.

Small commercial buildings

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Outdoor brick wall with an air conditioning unit in front.
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EnergyBox™ AIR ASHP - Competitive Advantage

Ultra-low GWP refrigerant (R290)

High efficiency

Quiet operation

Future-proof technology (Heat and Cool Functionality)

Aligns with UK decarbonisation policy

Key Features

Available Capacity Range

EnergyBox™ AIR can be configured using R290 monobloc heat pumps in a range of capacities to suit different applications, including model range below:

Model

AEYC-0449ZU

AEYC-0649ZU

AEYC-0849ZU

AEYC-1250ZU3

Capacity

4.0 kW

6.0 kW

8.0 kW

12.0 kW

Larger systems and cascaded configurations can be developed for multi-dwelling and commercial applications.

Clean Heat. Simplified.

Whether powered by the ground through EnergyBox™ GROUND or by ambient air via EnergyBox™ AIR, our vision remains the same:

Delivering easier to install low-carbon heat networks, easier to scale and easier to adopt—supporting the transition towards Net Zero homes and our communities.

A diagram of an air source heat pump system showing components: ambient air intake, refrigerant in tubes, compressor, condenser refrigerant, and expansion valve, illustrating the flow of cold air, hot gas, and water out.