Hybrid Heating System overview
A hybrid heating system combines a heat pump and a condensing boiler under a single control unit. The heat pump runs when outdoor temperatures are mild and the boiler takes over when it is very cold, achieving the lowest operating cost in all conditions.
A hybrid system can also be created by adding a heat pump to an existing boiler system.
Automatic energy selection
Source selection based on outdoor temperature and energy prices.
Uninterrupted comfort
The boiler is always ready as a backup.
Phased investment
A heat pump can be added to an existing boiler later.
Solar energy
Heat pump given priority while PV is generating.
Technical specifications
| Components | Condensing boiler, air-to-water heat pump, control unit, hydraulic module |
|---|---|
| Options | Calorifier, buffer tank, solar integration |
| Control | Bivalent point management, remote monitoring |
All dimensions and capacities are engineered to project requirements. Contact us for non-standard sizes.
Applications
- VillasHigh heating demand
- RenovationExisting boiler systems
- Commercial buildingsVariable load profile
- Mixed useResidential + commercial
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to remove my existing boiler?
Not if your boiler is in good condition; it can be converted into a hybrid system by adding a heat pump and control unit.
