You do not have to be at home
Your engineer can see the unit's live data and operating state remotely. Many reports are settled without anyone having to drive out, and without you taking a day off.
Fewer pointless callouts
Hungarian manufacturer · R290 monobloc heat pump
The heat pump that tells you when something is wrong.
Heat pumps built in Hungary, with remote monitoring included. Your service company often knows about a fault before you do. Commissioning and three years of maintenance are paid by the manufacturer, and you buy the unit from your nearest partner.
Flow temp.
41.2°C
Return temp.
36.8°C
Compressor
47Hz
Outdoor temp.
4.1°C
Flow temp. · last 6 hours Updated: now
12:04 Fault Low pressure in the refrigerant circuit, the unit restarted itself. Nothing to do
08:31 Setting Heating curve adjusted remotely
This is the kind of data your engineer sees from your unit. Many faults are settled without a site visit.
30+ years in refrigeration and heatingBuilt in HungaryR290 natural refrigerantIn-house monitoring platform
The difference
Other machines heat too. Ours tells you what is wrong with it.
Remote monitoring here is not an upsell and not a separate box: from the controller to the mobile app it is our own work, and it is in every unit we build. For you that means noticing the problem is not your job.
The machine remembers what happened
On a fault it freezes every reading at that exact moment and stores it. You do not have to recall what the display said at four in the morning.
Fixed on the first visit
It surfaces before you notice
The alert arrives when the fault occurs, not when the house goes cold. Your service company can call you before you call them.
Not your job to watch
Included in the price of the unit
Commissioning and three years of maintenance are the manufacturer's cost.
Buying the unit is not enough. It has to be commissioned and maintained, or the warranty is lost. Here that is neither your job nor your cost: commissioning, and then two maintenance visits a year for three years, are ordered and paid for by the manufacturer, and the work is done by your nearest service partner.
- Commissioning
- for every unit
- Maintenance
- 6 visits over 3 years
- Your cost
- none
Because maintenance is a condition of the warranty, it does not get skipped. You do not have to remember it.
Product family
Six models from 6 to 22 kW. Single and three phase.
Monobloc build, R290 refrigerant, DC inverter, and the same controller and telemetry platform in every unit. A 75 °C flow temperature means it can go onto an existing radiator system. Which size suits your house is something our partner surveys on site.
Common to the whole range
- Refrigerant
- R290
- Max. flow temp.
- 75 °C
- Operating ambient range
- -25 … +45 °C
- Ingress rating
- IPX4
- Water connection
- 1"
| Model | Heating | Cooling | COP | EER | Supply | Noise | Energy class |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| FHP-6DC-290 | 6.4 kW | 6.25 kW | 4.81 | 4.4 | 1-phase | 51 dB(A) | A+++ / A++ |
| FHP-9DC-290 | 9.15 kW | 8.85 kW | 4.5 | 3.88 | 1-phase | 54 dB(A) | A+++ / A++ |
| FHP-12DC-290 | 12.2 kW | 10.8 kW | 4.48 | 3.75 | 1-phase | 54 dB(A) | A+++ / A++ |
| FHP-12DCT-290 | 12.2 kW | 10.8 kW | 4.48 | 3.75 | 3-phase | 54 dB(A) | A+++ / A++ |
| FHP-16DCT-290 | 16.0 kW | 14.85 kW | 4.69 | 3.74 | 3-phase | — | A+++ / A++ |
| FHP-22DCT-290 | 22.0 kW | 17.0 kW | 4.23 | 3.0 | 3-phase | 60 dB(A) | A+++ / A++ |
Capacity and COP figures are nominal. The energy class comes from the product fiche under EU 811/2013, for low (35 °C) and medium (55 °C) temperature application. The full fiche, the declaration of performance and the energy label come from our partner.
The refrigerant
Why propane?
R290 is pure propane: a natural refrigerant, not a fluorinated greenhouse gas, so the phase-down of F-gases does not affect it. That matters more than it sounds: for a unit that runs 15–20 years, what counts is that its refrigerant can still be bought and topped up a decade from now.
And the flammability?
Propane is flammable, which is why the unit is an outdoor monobloc. The entire refrigerant circuit is outside, sealed and charged at the factory, and there is no refrigerant inside your home. A gas sensor is built into the machine, and if it triggers, the controller puts the unit into a state with no ignition source. Installation and service require qualified people, and our partners receive that training.
Common questions
Worth knowing before you buy.
What does it cost?
You will not find a price on this site. The units are sold by our partners, and they set the price, as they do for installation, which differs from house to house. Find your nearest partner and ask them for a quote.
Who installs it, and who services it?
The partner covering your area. They sell it, they commission it, and they come out to maintain it. You do not have to find an installer separately.
What if it breaks down?
The machine raises an alert and your engineer can see remotely what happened, often before you notice anything. The display shows a sentence rather than a code, so you can pass it on over the phone. There is a spare parts wholesaler behind it, and supplying refrigeration and heating parts has been the group's core business for decades.
Will it work with my existing radiators?
The units reach a flow temperature of 75 °C, which is enough for most existing radiator systems. What is right for your house is something the partner surveys on site.
Where is it made?
In Hungary, in Szatymaz near Szeged. The manufacturer is Vrec-Co Zrt., over 30 years in refrigeration and heating. The controller, the display and the remote monitoring software are all developed in-house.
Does it need an internet connection?
The unit heats without one. Without a connection, though, your engineer cannot see the machine, so the very advantage you chose it for is the one you lose.
Find your nearest partner.
The quote, the installation and the service come from them. The manufacturer, the remote monitoring and the maintenance package stand behind it.
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