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A+++ Wall-Mounted Air Conditioners | Reduce Energy Consumption 📉

Choose a wall-mounted air conditioner in energy class A+++ and cut your consumption: SEER and SCOP values among the highest, inverter technology that modulates power and real savings on your bill all year round.
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Why choose energy class A+++?

A wall-mounted air conditioner in class A+++ represents the highest efficiency available today. Compared with a lower class, it consumes much less energy for the same comfort, because inverter technology modulates power instead of switching on and off continuously. The result is cooling in summer and heating in winter with reduced power draw and a lighter bill.

SEER and SCOP: how to read efficiency

Cooling efficiency is measured with the SEER value, while heating efficiency is measured with the SCOP: the higher these indices, the lower the consumption. Class A+++ models reach the highest SEER and SCOP values on the market, because the inverter heat pump works in a constant, optimised way. This is precisely what makes an A+++ unit so cost-effective over time, especially if you use it for many hours a day.

How many BTU do you need for your room?

Power is chosen based on the square metres and the insulation of the room. In our catalogue you'll find mainly these power levels:

  • 9000 BTU: rooms up to about 25 m², such as bedrooms and studies.
  • 12000 BTU: rooms from 25 to 35 m², such as medium-sized living rooms.
  • 18000 BTU: rooms from 35 to 50 m² and open-plan spaces.
  • 24000 BTU: very large rooms and big floor areas.

If you want a single split for one room you can start from the wall-mounted monosplit air conditioners, while to cool several rooms with a single outdoor unit a multisplit system is preferable.

Savings on your bill and minimal consumption

An A+++ unit clearly reduces electricity consumption, both in cooling and in heating. Thanks to the inverter, power is dosed according to the real temperature of the room, avoiding consumption peaks. Over many hours of use this translates into concrete savings compared with a lower-class model, and fully justifies the higher initial investment in the medium term.

The best brands in class A+++

You'll find the leading manufacturers in the sector with an official warranty and available spare parts: Daikin, Mitsubishi Electric, Hisense, Samsung, Haier, LG and Fujitsu. Prices start at around 260 euros and go up to the highest-performing solutions, so you can find the right model for any budget.

Tax deduction and reduced VAT

The purchase and installation of a high-efficiency heat-pump air conditioner may qualify for the tax benefits provided by regulations, such as tax incentives where applicable, such as reduced VAT for renovation work. The conditions depend on the type of work, so it's best to check the up-to-date requirements before buying.

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Frequently asked questions

What does energy class A+++ mean on an air conditioner?
It indicates the highest level of energy efficiency available today. An air conditioner in class A+++ consumes much less for the same comfort, because it uses an inverter heat pump with SEER and SCOP values among the highest on the market.
How much do you save on your bill with an A+++ model?
The savings depend on the hours of use, but an A+++ unit clearly reduces consumption compared with a lower class, because the inverter modulates power and avoids continuous switching on and off.
What do the SEER and SCOP values indicate?
The SEER measures cooling efficiency, the SCOP heating efficiency. The higher these values, the lower the consumption: class A+++ models reach the highest indices.
Does an A+++ air conditioner also heat in winter?
Yes, the inverter heat-pump models in class A+++ heat efficiently even at low outdoor temperatures and can replace or supplement radiators, with contained consumption.
How many BTU do you need for a 25 m² room?
For a well-insulated room of about 25 m², 9000 BTU are usually enough. For larger rooms, poorly insulated ones or those heavily exposed to the sun, it's better to move up to 12000 BTU.
Can I get reduced VAT on an A+++ model?
In many cases yes, when the installation is part of renovation work. The application of tax incentives where applicable, such as reduced VAT for renovation work, depends on the type of work and the documentation, so it's best to check the up-to-date requirements.
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