It is a clean technology that extracts up to 77 per cent of the ambient energy from the air for free.

Aerotermia systems are state-of-the-art heat pumps designed to provide cooling in summer, heating in winter and, if desired, hot water all year round.

How does it work?

It extracts ambient energy contained in the air temperature, even below zero and transfers it to the room or running water, through radiators, underfloor or fan coils.

This is achieved by the thermodynamic cycle that uses a compressed coolant gas at very low temperatures to extract heat from the outdoor air.

Aerotermia provides more energy than it consumes:

What percentage? It depends on the quality of the equipment and its energy rating; for example, for a team with SCOP 4.5 performance we provide 4.5 kW of heat power for each 1 kW consumed of electricity. Therefore, 78% of the energy provided is free.

Advantages of aerotermy

High efficiency. It consumes less energy (kWh) than traditional heating systems and that is appreciated in the monthly bill.

It is a renewable energy, collected as such in the CTE (Technical Building Code).

It is sustainable, and so it is classified by the European Union.

It doesn't require almost maintenance, it's like an appliance.

It does not produce combustion (there is no boiler). There's no smoke or waste. It's safer.

The whole house can run exclusively on electricity, without the need to hire gas or fuel supplies. You can offer air conditioning.

Low-cost Hot Water.

The aerotermia installation is much simpler and better than one of operation with non-renewable energy.

You can combine your outputs (traditional radiators, underfloor heating, heat pumps, etc.)

It is the heating with the lowest energy consumption.