When choosing a model, it’s important to assess the home’s heat demand and consumption habits. Variable power models adapt better to different loads and are more efficient and economical. Constant power models are suitable when the load is stable and predictable.

For the Aleut system, low outdoor temperatures are not a problem—the ground temperature is more stable than the air, so the heat pump continues to operate efficiently even in the cold season.

Yes – Aleut can produce domestic hot water (DHW), so it serves as a complete solution: heating + hot water.

Energy consumption depends on the home’s heat demand and the efficiency of the chosen model. Aleut operates with high efficiency (high SCOP/COP ratings), so it consumes less electricity than traditional heating methods.

Yes – Aleut works in both modes: it heats in winter and cools in summer, making it a versatile all-season solution.

Aleut models can be adapted for larger buildings, but in such cases it’s essential to calculate heat demand accurately and choose the right equipment configuration.

• COP – the ratio indicating how many times more heat the system delivers compared to the electricity it consumes.
• SCOP – seasonal COP, reflects efficiency throughout the heating season. The higher these numbers, the more efficiently the heat pump operates.