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NIBE SPLIT HBS 05-12 with AMS 10-8 Smart Inverter Split Heat Pump System
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NIBE SPLIT HBS 05-12 with AMS 10-8 Smart Inverter Split Heat Pump System

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£5,110.000

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Engineered for optimal domestic comfort in variable British weather, the NIBE SPLIT HBS 05-12 paired with the robust AMS 10-8 outdoor module delivers outstanding performance for heating and cooling. This advanced split climate system ensures maximum thermodynamic efficiency during scorching summers and biting winters alike, sustaining effective heat transfer down to sub-zero temperatures. Because refrigerant lines transfer thermal energy directly into the indoor split box, external pipe freeze risks are completely mitigated. The smart variable-speed inverter compressor automatically modulates active performance in real time, delivering quiet operation alongside minimal electricity consumption. Compatible with NIBE myUplink home automation, homeowners can monitor energy use, adjust target temperatures, and balance system loads effortlessly from any location. Requiring professional F-Gas qualified installation, this Swedish-designed system pairs legendary Nordic reliability with cutting-edge environmental refrigerants, making it an ideal heating and air conditioning addition for any modern residential property.

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Full Specifications

Cooling Capacity27,300 BTU
Recommended Room Size45-75 m²
Energy RatingA+++
Smart HomeNIBE Uplink, myUplink, Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant
Noise Level
CategorySplit System AC
SKUNIBE-SPLIT-HBS05-12-AMS10-8

Description

Engineered for optimal domestic comfort in variable British weather, the NIBE SPLIT HBS 05-12 paired with the robust AMS 10-8 outdoor module delivers outstanding performance for heating and cooling. This advanced split climate system ensures maximum thermodynamic efficiency during scorching summers and biting winters alike, sustaining effective heat transfer down to sub-zero temperatures. Because refrigerant lines transfer thermal energy directly into the indoor split box, external pipe freeze risks are completely mitigated. The smart variable-speed inverter compressor automatically modulates active performance in real time, delivering quiet operation alongside minimal electricity consumption. Compatible with NIBE myUplink home automation, homeowners can monitor energy use, adjust target temperatures, and balance system loads effortlessly from any location. Requiring professional F-Gas qualified installation, this Swedish-designed system pairs legendary Nordic reliability with cutting-edge environmental refrigerants, making it an ideal heating and air conditioning addition for any modern residential property.

Winter heating cost: this AC vs electric heaters

This unit reverses to heat your room in winter. Based on its 8 kW heat output used 5 hrs/day over a 150-day UK heating season at £0.27/kWh.

Electric heater / season

£1620

This AC / season

£540

You save / season

£1080

~67% less electricity

Heating methodElectricity / seasonCost / seasonEfficiencySummer cooling
This heat-pump AC2000 kWh£540Up to 300%
Plug-in electric heater6001 kWh£1620100%
Electric storage heater6001 kWh£1620100%

Heat output estimated from this unit's 27,300 BTU/hr rating. A heat pump moves heat (COP ≈ 3), so it uses about a third of the electricity of a direct-electric heater for the same warmth. Actual savings vary with room size, insulation, tariff and usage. See the full comparison →