Svea Solar and IKEA Germany are taking the next step to make sustainable heating available to everyone: air-to-water heat pumps that provide both heating and hot water using free energy from the air and reduce dependence on fossil fuels.
Efficient and climate-smart
The heat pump can be installed in both new and existing houses, usually requires only minor adjustments and can cut heating costs by up to 75% as well as sharply reduce CO₂ emissions. It runs quietly (40–48 dB) and reliably down to –25 °C, uses the natural refrigerant R290 and has the highest energy efficiency class (A+++).
Two indoor variants
• All-in-One – a compact unit with everything integrated.
• Compact variant – slim and space-saving, with a separate water heater.
Smart control
An app gives full control over heating and hot water, energy consumption, costs and CO₂ emissions saved – at home or remotely.
Combine with solar panels
Together with a solar panel system, you produce your own electricity to run the heat pump. Around 75% of the energy is taken from the ambient air and around 25% from electricity – which you can produce yourself. This reduces both electricity and heating costs and makes you less dependent on market prices.
Simple all-in-one solution
Svea Solar offers heat pumps, solar panels and energy storage from a single source. After you register your interest, an energy expert contacts you within 24 hours, makes a home visit and prepares a quote with a clear breakdown of costs and any government grants. The company also handles the grant application. Installation is fast and professional, and the heat pump is covered by a warranty of up to 15 years.
Partnership for your home
IKEA and Svea Solar combine home furnishing know-how and energy expertise to make the transition simple and affordable. IKEA Family members also get a 15% discount on the new energy solution in Germany, on top of government grants.
Source: Svea Solar's website.
