The NIBE F2050 series consists of two quiet and energy-efficient modulating monoblock air/water heat pumps. In combination with an extensive range of matching indoor units and controls, these air/water heat pumps can be used to create a suitable heat pump installation for every situation.

With a capacity of up to 7.8 kW (A+7/W35) for the NIBE F2050-6 and 11.4 (A+7/W35) for the F2050-10, the heat pumps are quickly suitable for an All-Electric installation in new construction, but they are also excellent Can be used in a hybrid installation in existing buildings. Due to the relatively high power, such a hybrid installation is often immediately All-Electric Ready. Because the NIBE controls are always equipped with a boiler control, the central heating combi boiler can eventually be very easily replaced by a separate boiler and a small electric element.

The heat pumps provide a supply temperature of up to -20 ?C, a supply temperature of up to 58 ?C (F2050-6) and up to 60 ?C (F2050-10). The monoblock version allows any skilled installer to install the NIBE F2050 series without an F-gas certificate. Thanks to the extensive options for, for example, communication with the internet or an app on a smartphone or tablet, the heat pumps of the NIBE F2050 series are state-of-the art that guarantee an optimal indoor climate.

Extensive range of accessories available
An extensive range of matching accessories is available for the NIBE heat pumps. This allows you to perfectly meet your individual wishes for almost every comfort installation. For example, there is an accessory available that provides sustainable heating for a swimming pool in the summer.

ISDE subsidy available
The end user can receive an ISDE subsidy on this device. The subsidy amount for this device has been set at € 2,350 *. The reporting code for this device is: KA22898.

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* The stated subsidy amount is subject to typographical and/or printing errors and is indicative, the actual subsidy amount may differ.