Daikin Altherma H Hybrid 32kW condensing boiler for heat pump combination
The new Daikin EHY2KOMB-A condensing boiler also converts waste energy from exhaust gases into usable heat, with virtually no losses. An optimal solution for the environment and your wallet. Reduced energy consumption translates into lower heating costs, less use of energy resources, and reduced CO2 emissions.
Main Features
Installation flexibility
The indoor unit is extremely compact, having exactly the same dimensions as a traditional boiler. It does not require special side or ստորbottom installation space: it can be installed inside a kitchen cabinet or recessed into an external wall.
Condensing technology
Condensing technology uses the combustion of natural gas or LPG in a highly efficient way, with reduced NOx and CO emissions, to ensure high savings and environmentally friendly operation.
Plug & play
Quick installation: all hydraulic components are included, so no additional components are required.
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Technical features
- Unit type: Internal hydronic combined unit (heating + DHW);
- Heating power: 8.3 kW (min) / 30.0 kW (max);
- Output at 80/60°C: 7.4 kW (min) / 26.6 kW (nominal);
- Net calorific efficiency 80/60°C: 98%;
- Net calorific efficiency 37/30°C (30% load): >107%;
- Heating operating range: 30–90°C;
- DHW power: 7.6 kW (min) / 32.7 kW (nominal);
- DHW water flow 60°C: 9.0 l/min;
- DHW water flow 40°C: 15.0 l/min;
- DHW operating range: 40–65°C;
- Gas connection: Diameter 15 mm;
- Gas consumption: G20: 0.79–3.39 m³/h, G31: 0.30–1.19 m³/h;
- Supply air: Connection 100 mm, concentric 1;
- Exhaust gas: Connection 60 mm;
- Coating: White RAL9010, pre-painted sheet metal;
- Unit dimensions: 710 x 450 x 240 mm;
- Dimensions with B-pack back: 710 x 450 x 335 mm;
- Weight: 36 kg;
- Electrical supply: 1~ / 50 Hz / 230 V;
- Electrical consumption: Max 110 W, Standby 2 W.
- Typology
- Single-phase
- Power
- 32kW
Gas / Electric - Energy class
- A++
- Boiler type
- Condensation