Heat pump monobloc MAXA i32V518TAKA - 18kW, 3-phase, 400V, modulated power MAXA-I32518TAKA

Modern heating, cooling and domestic hot water in one device

The MAXA i32V518TAKA monoblock heat pump is an advanced heating solution designed for both single-family homes and smaller commercial buildings. The device combines high efficiency, reliability and user comfort, providing optimal thermal conditions throughout the year. Thanks to the use of inverter technology, the heat pump modulates its power according to demand, which translates into lower operating costs and minimal environmental impact.

Performance and technology for professionals and users

The i32V518TAKA model is distinguished by a heating power of 17.90 kW (at A7/W35) and a high COP of 4.40. Energy class A+++ (at 35°C) guarantees energy savings and a minimal carbon footprint. The use of a DC Twin Rotary compressor from Mitsubishi and an electronic expansion valve translates into precise control of the device and maintaining a stable temperature. The integrated hydraulic unit with a circulation pump, expansion tank and safety valves simplifies installation and ensures trouble-free system operation. The KA system (anti-freeze) protects the device from the effects of low temperatures.

Design features and benefits of use

The MAXA i32V518TAKA heat pump has been designed with durability and reliability in mind. The compact design makes it easy to integrate with the existing building infrastructure. Modulated fan and water pump allow for optimization of the device's operation in various climatic conditions, maintaining a constant Delta T during heating. The device offers three operating modes: heating, cooling and domestic hot water preparation. Local control is standard, and an optional Wi-Fi module enables remote access to device settings. Production in Italy and Eurovent and KEYMARK certificates confirm the high quality of the product and compliance with European standards. Additionally, the device has a PW-517106 certificate authorizing it for funding under the "Clean Air" program.