All in one Heat Pump Water Heater 2.1kW

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All In One Heat Pump Water Heater, supplying Domestic Sanitary Hot Water for shower, washing hand, House Cleaning, Spa, Kitchen. Indoor and outdoor installation available in the Balcony, Bathroom, Basement or in the Garden with canopy.

Multi-Function:

Hot Water

Feature：

R134A

Enamel Water Tank

Water Outlet Temp. Max 75℃(HP+E-heater)

Innovative Appearance Patent

Top Air Outlet

50mm Foaming Insulation Material

External Aluminium Micro-channel Coil

2kW Auxiliary Electric Heater Back Up for Cold Winter

Built-in Magnesium Rod & Anion Anode(Option)

Built-in Internal Solar Water Coil or Boiler Water Coil are Optional for Muti-thermal Connection

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Large screen intelligent control

WiFi
APP
Intelligent Defrosting
Disinfection
Weekly Timer
Auto-Restart
Child Lock
Vacation Function
Intelligent Touch Screen

Specification of All in one Heat Pump Water Heater 2.1kW

Model No	/	AAb21R1/200E	AAb21R1/300E
Power Supply	V/Ph/Hz	220~240/1/50
Water Tank Volume	L	200	300
Heating Capacity (A7℃/W35℃)	kW	2.10
Refrigerant	/	R134A
ERP Class	/	A+

Installation Considerations

Installing a 2.1kW all-in-one heat pump water heater is generally straightforward, but there are a few key considerations:

Space Requirements: Ensure that the installation area has adequate space for the unit, including sufficient ventilation.
Electrical and Plumbing Setup: The unit will need to be connected to your home's electrical system and plumbing, so professional installation is recommended.
Professional vs. DIY Installation: While some homeowners may be tempted to install the unit themselves, it's often best to rely on professional services to ensure proper setup and operation.

Maintenance Tips for Longevity

Like any appliance, regular maintenance is key to ensuring your heat pump water heater operates efficiently over the long term. Here are some maintenance tips:

Routine Maintenance: Check and clean air filters regularly to maintain airflow and efficiency. Inspect the unit for any signs of wear or damage.
Regular Servicing: Schedule annual maintenance with a professional to inspect the refrigerant levels, electrical components, and overall system performance.
Troubleshooting Common Issues: If you notice a decrease in performance or unusual noises, it's important to address these issues promptly to avoid more significant problems.