All In One Heat Pump (Side Blow) 300L

All In One Heat Pump Smooth & refreshing bathingsafer & more energy-efficient.

Eco-friendly R290 refrigerantNo need to wait for hot waterand it will running throughout24 hours in your house.

International modelsManufactured in accordancewith Australia standard.


To make the most of an efficient air to water heat pump system, you will need to make sure that your home is properly insulated. This way, the energy that your appliance produces efficiently isn't wasted. If you want to learn more about the heat pump efficiency.

Forlssman is committed to building China's largest enamel insulation water tank OEM production base and air source heat pump water heater OEM production base. We are willing to establish long-term partnership with all costomers. 

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