AW-YEV280HR-H16

10 HP 28,0 kW cooling 28,0 kW heating R410A A++ efficiency HP Eurovent: 18.06.004 Eurovent+

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AIRWELL AW-YEV280HR-H16 is a heat pump VRF outdoor unit with a cooling capacity of 10 HP (28,0 kW). It uses R410A refrigerant and has SEER 7,06 / SCOP 4,03 efficiency ratings. It offers a cooling sound power of 82,0 dB(A), a 980×1690×750 mm body, connection for up to 16 indoor units. It is ranked #89 by SEER among 223 models in the 10 HP class (class average SEER 6,85).

10 HP class 223 models SEER rank: 89 Class avg. SEER 6,85 Highest 8,69

Performance

Cooling
Nominal capacity	28,00 kW
Power input	7,93 kW
EER (rated)	3,53
SEER (seasonal) ℹ	7,06
Heating
Nominal capacity	28,00 kW
Power input	6,93 kW
COP (rated)	4,04
SCOP (seasonal) ℹ	4,03
Test configuration
Indoor unit combination	CVTA-070N-01M22*4 (Cassette)

Physical & Environmental

General
System type	HP (Heat Pump)
Cooling type	Air-cooled
Combination	Possible
Refrigerant	R410A
Power supply	400-3-50
Max. indoor units	16
Air flow	11.000 m³/h
Fan count	1
Compressor count	1
Dimensions & Weight
Dimensions (H×W×D)	1690 × 980 × 750 mm
Weight	255 kg
Sound (LwA)
In cooling	82,0 dB(A)
In heating	82,0 dB(A)
Operating temperature
Cooling range	-5°C ÷ 52°C
Heating range	-27°C ÷ 21°C

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Yükseklik: 1.690 mm

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Hourly TMYx (2009–2023) climate data is split into 1 °C bins; in each bin the building load is met with capacity and COP/EER derived from the product's Eurovent part-load points. Hours outside the operating schedule count as standby consumption; with after-hours setback heating selected, low-load heating is also computed in those hours whenever the outdoor air drops below the threshold.