Split is a two-unit inverter system (6–16 kW) that delivers water at up to 65 °C. It is most often chosen by owners of new homes with high energy efficiency ratings. Mono is a monobloc unit with eco-friendly R290 refrigerant (5–16 kW) that delivers water at up to 75 °C, making it better suited to older homes with radiators. Both options are suitable for a new home with a high energy efficiency rating.

Both models are designed for our climate—they operate down to –25 °C, and the mono systems even at lower temperatures. The unit includes protective features that prevent freezing, ensuring stable heating even in winter.

Yes, especially the Mono model, which can heat water up to 75 °C – this ensures a sufficient temperature for radiators without additional sources. An excellent solution for modernizing older homes.

Costs need to be evaluated individually for each house, but here’s an example. A house of about 200 m2, an older building but fully renovated. Compared to gas, the house would spend about 1600 EUR on gas over the heating season, while a heat pump heating the house would cost up to 700 EUR for the entire heating season. This maintains a SCOP of around 4, which is a very high figure.

Yes. Both series can cool and do have a cooling function. This can be done through underfloor systems, passive ceilings, or fan convectors.

Yes, both Split and Mono units have two types of models: without an integrated hot water tank (boiler) – in this case, a hot water tank is connected to the unit – and with an integrated tank, where the water tank is already built into the indoor unit, which is convenient when you want fewer separate devices in the house.

The system is controlled via the Lithuanian IGLU Home Next app. It is free, intuitive, and allows real-time monitoring of heat consumption. A physical remote can be purchased additionally, but it is often unnecessary.

It is a natural, eco-friendly refrigerant with a very low environmental impact. It helps the device achieve high efficiency even at low temperatures and complies with the tightening EU requirements.

COP – instantaneous coefficient of performance (e.g., COP 4 means that 1 kWh of electricity produces 4 kWh of heat). SCOP – seasonal efficiency, indicating the average performance over a season. The higher these numbers, the more economical the device.

Yes, IGLU INUIT models meet APVA and other program requirements. Read more about subsidies, requirements, and applications here → State support