ANTIK Heat Pump Monoblock 8kW ECO
Heating parameters
Thermal output for heating: 4.5-11.4kW
Electrical power input for heating: 0.85-2.95kW
COP for heating: 3.86-5.29
Parameters for DHW heating
Thermal output for DHW: 5.2-10.2kW
Electrical power input for DHW: 1.1-2.87kW
COP for DHW: 3.55-4.71
Cooling parameters
Cooling capacity: 3.3-8.2kW
Cooling power input: 1.08-3.07kW
Cooling ERR: 2.67-3.06
Other
Energy class at water temperature 35°C: A+++
Energy class at water temperature 55°C: A++
Noise level: 43dB
Maximum water temperature: 70°C
Dimensions: 1080x460x960
Number of phases of electrical connection: 1
8kW Monoblock heat pump with R290 refrigerant. ANTIK Monoblock heat pump with integrated circulation pump, R290 refrigerant used with outlet water temperature up to 70 degrees with maximum SCOP 4.69. Low noise 43dB, ready for cooperation with SmartGrid and Photovoltaics. Integration into the ANTIK Smart Home application, where the device can be completely monitored and controlled, is a matter of course.
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Air-water heat pump
The heat pump, based on the principle of compression and expansion of the refrigerant, takes heat from the surrounding environment and transfers it to the circulating water in the system. It does not consume electricity directly to heat the water, but uses it only to operate the compressor and circulation pump. The heat itself is literally taken from the air, thanks to which it is possible to produce up to 4kW of heat with the consumption of 1kW of electricity.
- Low noise (43 dB) – sound insulation and biomimetic fan minimize noise
- Quality components – DC inverter compressor, brushless motor and vibration dampers
- 5-inch touch panel – easy to operate with support for 15 languages
- ANTIK Smart Home APP – remote control, consumption monitoring and diagnostics
Installation of a heat pump with an accumulation tank
The complete ANTIK monoblock heat pump system 8 kW with ecological refrigerant R290 is supplemented with a hydraulic distributor with control electronics and a hot water storage tank . The touch display allows detailed settings and monitoring of operation, while high-quality insulated distribution systems reduce heat loss. The tank ensures stable flow and optimal energy management for heating and water heating.
The unit is equipped with a modern color touch screen, which offers clear control of all functions:
- Language selection – wide support including Slovak and other European languages.
- Operating modes – heating, cooling, DHW, combined modes and a special "holiday mode".
- Frequency settings – the ability to choose smart mode, quiet mode or power mode according to household needs.
- Temperature monitoring – instant display of supply and storage water with the possibility of precise setting of the desired value.
- Graphical statistics – display of current performance and trends throughout the day for effective consumption evaluation.
Heat pump energy efficiency
The ANTIK Monoblok 8kW ECO heat pump achieves high energy efficiency with class A+++ at a water temperature of 35 °C and A++ at a temperature of 55 °C , ensuring economical operation.
- Energy class : A+++ (35 °C) / A++ (55 °C)
- Regulation according to European standards (811/2013, 2019)
A heat pump provides a reliable and environmentally friendly heat source for heating homes with high efficiency.
Indoor unit
The indoor unit of the monoblock heat pump contains:
✅ three-way valve for switching heating / DHW heating
✅ additional electric flow heating 3kW
✅ expansion tank
✅ electrical installation components for connecting the outdoor unit
Integration of heat pump, photovoltaics and e-mobility
If you choose a combination of a heat pump with photovoltaics, we will set up the system to maximize the use of photovoltaics while maintaining the thermal comfort of your home. You will constantly have the heat pump, photovoltaics, electric car charging and household consumption under control in one application with the possibility of connecting to other smart home elements.
Wiring diagram
The air-to-water heat pump wiring diagram shows the connection of individual system components, such as the pump itself, circulation pumps, hot water tank, expansion tank, and control unit.
For more details, watch the accompanying video
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Download the ANTIK SmartHome® app
With the ANTIK SmartHome® app , you have your heat pump always under control – wherever you are. Monitor temperatures, set operating modes, adjust water temperatures or fine-tune advanced parameters directly from your mobile phone.
- Selection of pump operating mode - DHW, heating, cooling, combined modes
- Setting the target water temperature - DHW, cooling, heating — continuously adjustable
- Pump performance mode control - Smart, powerful, quiet
- Pump operation schedules - automatic start-up by time
Multi-column
Device main screen
Displays key operating temperatures and active modes with direct access to actions.
- Main value - outlet water temperature
- Additional values - supply temperature, water tank temperature, ambient temperature
- Working mode - Heating + DHW; operating mode: Smart mode.
- Bottom panel - power, DHW heating/drip, overview/status, settings (gear) buttons.
This screen provides an instant overview of operations and allows you to launch basic actions with a single tap.
Performance statistics - daily electricity consumption
Overview of daily consumption in kWh for the selected month.
- Total for the period - displayed above the title "Electricity (kW h)".
- Graph - bar chart of daily consumption; visible differences between days (e.g. max. bar ~>23 kW h, later days ~5 kW h).
- Month - a specific month with the ‹/› buttons to toggle the previous/next month.
- Display switch - Daily energy consumption; Monthly energy consumption available.
The screen is used to quantify consumption by day and compare trends within a month.
Real-time diagnostic variables
The screen displays a list of sensors and operating variables for a quick technical check of the system.
- Water - inlet temperature, outlet temperature, storage tank temperature.
- Ambient - ambient temperature.
- Refrigerant circuit - gas temperature at the outlet and return, evaporator coil temperature, cooling coil temperature.
- Expansion valves - opening of the main and auxiliary expansion valves.
- Compressor and power section - compressor current, compressor frequency, cooler temperature, DC bus voltage.
This section is used to monitor the current status of the device and quickly detect any deviations.
Temperature setting
Detail of control parameters with sliders and displayed range limits.
- Cooling Difference - Determines how much colder the return water should be than the target cooling temperature.
- Water heating difference - Determines how much the return should be lower than the target temperature for domestic hot water heating.
- Domestic hot water (DHW) - Sets the target temperature of the water in the tank for DHW preparation.
- Cooling - Sets the target water temperature in the circuit during cooling.
- Heating - Sets the target water temperature for the heating circuit (radiators or underfloor heating).
Main configuration menu
The screen displays entry points to settings, statistics, and operating modes.
- Temperature setting - opens a detail with heating, cooling and DHW parameters.
- User parameters - user settings section.
- Factory parameters - factory settings section.
- Timer - scheduling timed actions.
- Performance statistics - switch to the energy consumption overview.
- Operating mode – choose between Smart, Powerful and Quiet; currently active Smart mode.
The menu serves as a guide for the technical settings of the device's functions and modes.
Information and automation
A section with accompanying information, automations, and general application options.
- Device information - detailed product data.
- Quick presets and automation - set up shortcuts/automation scenarios.
- Network check - connection diagnostics.
- General settings: FAQ and feedback, Add to home screen, Manage accessories.
This menu brings together helpful tools and integrations for device management within the application.
ECO vs CLASSIC (R290 vs R32)
We offer two types of pumps, the ECO series with modern refrigerant R290 and the CLASSIC series with refrigerant R32. The R290 refrigerant is currently the most environmentally friendly refrigerant on the market, if you were to leak the entire charge into the air, the carbon footprint is the same as driving 6 km by car (GWP parameter = 3). The R32 refrigerant is the second most environmentally friendly, the carbon footprint in the event of a leak would be equivalent to driving 3500 km by car (GWP = 675). For example, another available refrigerant R410 has a GWP = 2088.
However, ecology is only one factor. The modern refrigerant R290 has a better heat capacity and therefore does not require such high pressures in the system, which extends the life of the heat pump and allows it to operate up to an outlet water temperature of 70°C. In contrast, R32 has a slightly higher volumetric cooling capacity, which is why pumps with it are slightly more efficient.
If your house has purely low-temperature heating, you can use the cheaper CLASSIC pump variant with R32 refrigerant or the slightly more expensive and more environmentally friendly ECO pump variant with R290 refrigerant. In the case of a heating system with a combination of underfloor heating and radiators, we definitely recommend only the ECO series for the possibility of higher outlet water temperatures.
