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NIBE SPLIT SVM S332 with AMS 20-6 Next-Gen Smart Split Air Conditioning Heat Pump
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NIBE SPLIT SVM S332 with AMS 20-6 Next-Gen Smart Split Air Conditioning Heat Pump

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£5,570.000

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Part of NIBE's flagship S-Series, the SVM S332 paired with the AMS 20-6 outdoor unit introduces next-generation intelligent split climate technology to residential homes. Combining modern aesthetic design with smart internal control electronics, this unit provides energy-efficient air conditioning in summer and powerful, responsive heat distribution throughout the coldest winter spells. Equipped with integrated Wi-Fi and automatic over-the-air firmware updates, the S-Series system integrates seamlessly with the myUplink ecosystem, adjusting cooling and heating schedules proactively based on real-time weather forecasts. The outdoor module employs a cutting-edge low-GWP refrigerant circuit connected via split lines, preventing frost-related issues and optimizing heat exchange efficiency. Quiet fan blades and an acoustic compressor blanket ensure nearly silent outdoor operation, making it ideal for high-density suburban installations. For environmentally conscious British homeowners seeking automated climate comfort and ultra-low running costs, this system represents a market-leading choice.

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Connects natively with the systems below — control by app or voice.

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Full Specifications

Cooling Capacity20,500 BTU
Recommended Room Size30-55 m²
Energy RatingA+++
Smart HomemyUplink, Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant, Apple HomeKit
Noise Level
CategorySplit System AC
SKUNIBE-SPLIT-SVMS332-AMS20-6

Description

Part of NIBE's flagship S-Series, the SVM S332 paired with the AMS 20-6 outdoor unit introduces next-generation intelligent split climate technology to residential homes. Combining modern aesthetic design with smart internal control electronics, this unit provides energy-efficient air conditioning in summer and powerful, responsive heat distribution throughout the coldest winter spells. Equipped with integrated Wi-Fi and automatic over-the-air firmware updates, the S-Series system integrates seamlessly with the myUplink ecosystem, adjusting cooling and heating schedules proactively based on real-time weather forecasts. The outdoor module employs a cutting-edge low-GWP refrigerant circuit connected via split lines, preventing frost-related issues and optimizing heat exchange efficiency. Quiet fan blades and an acoustic compressor blanket ensure nearly silent outdoor operation, making it ideal for high-density suburban installations. For environmentally conscious British homeowners seeking automated climate comfort and ultra-low running costs, this system represents a market-leading choice.

Winter heating cost: this AC vs electric heaters

This unit reverses to heat your room in winter. Based on its 6 kW heat output used 5 hrs/day over a 150-day UK heating season at £0.27/kWh.

Electric heater / season

£1217

This AC / season

£406

You save / season

£811

~67% less electricity

Heating methodElectricity / seasonCost / seasonEfficiencySummer cooling
This heat-pump AC1502 kWh£406Up to 300%
Plug-in electric heater4506 kWh£1217100%
Electric storage heater4506 kWh£1217100%

Heat output estimated from this unit's 20,500 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 →