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Deye heat pump DAWG1-ACDC2-16R3EP (16 kW)

16 kW · 3f · R290

In stock· Bratislava warehouse · shipping on request

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Volume prices for companies — units are added up across the whole order and across models: 2 inverters + 2 batteries = the price from 4 pcs. Larger volumes are priced individually.

16 kW

Power

three-phase

Phase

Deye Monoblock R290 solar hybrid heat pump with an output of 16 kW — ACDC2 version, three-phase.

  • Hybrid AC/DC supply — solar and grid
  • Three-phase supply (AC 380–415 V), wider DC input up to 660 V
  • Environmentally friendly refrigerant R290 (GWP3)
  • WiFi control and remote management
  • Underfloor heating, radiators and fan coil units
  • Energy class A+++ at 35 °C / A++ at 55 °C

The Deye DAWG1-ACDC2-16R3EP is the most powerful model in the Deye Monoblock R290 range — a solar hybrid air-to-water heat pump for larger houses with higher heat loss. It has a three-phase supply (AC 380–415 V), and PV panels are connected directly via the 200–660 V DC input with two MPPT. It switches automatically between solar and the grid depending on the availability of sunlight.

Heating output 15.0 kW at A7/W35 with COP 4.4; at W45 with COP 3.35 and at W55 with COP 2.85. Energy class A+++ at 35 °C and A++ at 55 °C, heating at outdoor temperatures from -25 °C and water temperature up to 80 °C.

Cooling output 14.0 kW at A35/W7 (EER 2.75) and 16.0 kW at A35/W18 (EER 3.9). Maximum power input 5.9 kW, backup heating element 9 kW, domestic hot water heating up to 75 °C.

Refrigerant R290 (GWP 3), noise level 58 dB. The dimensions are the same as for the 12 kW model — 1283 × 455 × 1036 mm, 175 kg, water connection G1-1/4", control via WiFi.

Domestic hot water cylinder, buffer tank and heat emitters are ordered separately. The heat pump output should be based on a heat loss calculation for the house, prepared by a heating system designer.

Domestic hot water cylinder, buffer tank and heat emitters are not included — they are ordered separately.