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Three systems. All Samsung.

Every home we quote gets the same three options. Here is what is in each one and how they differ — before you see what they would cost for your own house type.

Three ways to heat your home

Compare the systems

Option 01

Air to water

A conventional heat pump outdoor unit, heating radiators or underfloor via a hot water cylinder — the most familiar route, and usually the lowest cost.

What we install Samsung EHS Gen 7 R290 (R32 where R290 clearances can’t be met)

Best if: You want the simplest, lowest-cost route and don't need summer cooling.

Typical cost

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Option 02

Air to air + hot water

Wall-mounted indoor units heat and cool each room directly from one outdoor unit; hot water is handled by a separate solution.

What we install Samsung multi-split air conditioning, plus a separate hot water solution

Best if: Keeping the house cool in summer matters as much as heating it in winter.

Typical cost

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Option 03 Flagship

Samsung EHS Quint

One outdoor unit provides heating, cooling and hot water simultaneously — including heat recovery, where heat pulled from a room being cooled goes into the hot water cylinder instead of being dumped outside.

What we install Samsung EHS Quint

Best if: You want heating, cooling and hot water from a single unit, and value the heat-recovery efficiency.

Typical cost

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Option 01 · Air to water

Samsung EHS Gen 7 R290

The Gen 7 Mono is Samsung’s core heating platform — an outdoor unit that heats your home via radiators or underfloor, and your hot water via a cylinder. We fit the R290 model as standard: its refrigerant has a GWP of 3, against 675 for R32, and it isn’t subject to the F-Gas phase-down.

Why we fit R290 as standard

What the newer refrigerant actually gets you

01
Higher flow temperatures

Up to 75°C — enough for most existing radiator systems without upsizing them, which is often the single biggest cost variable in a retrofit.

02
Full output in real cold

100% heating capacity maintained down to –10°C outdoor temperature, so performance doesn't taper off exactly when you need it most.

03
Genuinely quiet

As low as 35dB(A) in Quiet Mode, measured 3m from the unit — quiet enough to sit outside a bedroom window.

Available as 5kW, 8kW, 12kW and 16kW units — we'll size the right one for your home as part of your survey, not before.

When we fit R32 instead

Where R290 isn’t suitable

R290 is a mildly flammable (A3) refrigerant, so the outdoor unit needs specific clearances around it, and the installer needs R290 competency alongside the standard F-Gas qualification. Where a property can’t meet those clearances, we fit the R32 air-to-water model instead. R32 has a GWP of 675 and is being phased down under F-Gas from 2026 — still legal to install, but supply will reduce over time.

Option 02 · Air to air + hot water

Cooling, on the same Samsung platform

Two decisions, independent of each other: how many rooms one outdoor unit needs to serve, and what the indoor unit looks like in the room.

01
Single split

One outdoor unit, one indoor unit — the simplest option, for cooling a single room properly rather than a whole house partially.

02
Multi split

One outdoor unit serving up to five indoor units, each controlled independently — the usual choice once more than one room needs cooling.

03
Wall-mounted units

The standard indoor unit — mounted high on a wall, the most compact and least intrusive option for most rooms.

04
One-way FCUs

Fan coil units that discharge air from a single side rather than a wall-mounted unit's face — suited to rooms where a wall unit isn't the right fit, ceiling voids and floor consoles included.

Samsung EHS Quint heat pump installed at a home

Option 03 · Flagship

One outdoor unit. Heating, cooling and hot water.

One outdoor unit provides heating, cooling and hot water simultaneously — including heat recovery, where heat pulled from a room being cooled goes into the hot water cylinder instead of being dumped outside.

What sets it apart

Heating and cooling, simultaneously

One zone can be cooled via air-to-air indoor units while another is heated through underfloor heating or radiators — all from the same outdoor unit, at the same time.

Heat recovery

Heat extracted while cooling a room isn't wasted — it's diverted into your hot water cylinder instead of being dumped outside, cutting the energy needed to heat your water.

High flow temperatures

Using R32 refrigerant, the Quint delivers water temperatures up to 65°C — a wide range of heating applications in both new builds and older homes.

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