Air-water heat pumps

Sherpa SHW [S2]

Air-water heat pumps
The Olimpia Splendid heat-pump water heater was created as a more efficient and sustainable alternative to the traditional water heater (gas or electricity) for the production of DHW in the..See specifics
Sherpa SHW [S2]

Air-water heat pumps

The Olimpia Splendid heat-pump water heater was created as a more efficient and sustainable alternative to the traditional water heater (gas or electricity) for the production of DHW in the residential sector and other settings. Available in two different sizes, it ranks among the solutions that best optimise energy consumption, not only for its intrinsic technology (heat pump), but also for its top‑class performance in its category. The compact, streamlined design also reduces the footprint to just 630 mm to make it easier to install in technical rooms.

Specifics

    Power (kW) 2.3
    Type Water heater
    Refrigerant R134a, r513a
    Energy Class A+

Commands

Touch screen display

Highlights

Photovoltaic integration
Thanks to the special contact, integration with the photovoltaic system is possible, which forces the ignition and raises the set point of the machine. Thus, the storage of the energy produced by the PV is realized to cut down the cost of DHW production and maximize energy saving.
Solar management
The 260S version is solar thermal compatible: the unit can work with a second energy source such as solar panels (solar circulator management).

Product range

Sherpa SHW S2 200
02385

Sherpa SHW S2 200

Up to 2.3 kW of power

202L tank

Sherpa SHW S2 260S
02386

Sherpa SHW S2 260S

Up to 2.3 kW of power

251L tank and coil

Documents

Disegno dimensionale

Disegno dimensionale

Manuale

Installation and maintenance

Certificato

CE Declaration

Catalogo prodotto

Catalogo en

Etichetta energetica

Etichetta Energetica

Important Notes

Available in two versions: standard model with heat pump, electric heating element and 202-litre tank (Sherpa SHW S2 200); model with coil for solar panels or other energy sources, electric heating element and 251-litre tank (Sherpa SHW S2 260S).