Ecoforest Air-Source Heat Pumps
Smart efficiency. Flexible installation. Real performance.
Air-to-water heat pumps use energy from the outdoor air to provide heating, cooling, and domestic hot water with high efficiency.
They are a strong alternative when geothermal is not feasible or when a solution with lower upfront investment is preferred—without sacrificing performance or comfort.
What is air-source heating?
Air-source heat pump technology uses outdoor air as a renewable energy source.
Even in cold conditions, the system extracts heat from the ambient air and transfers it into the building through a hydronic circuit.
- Simplify installation
- Reduce technical complexity
- Deliver real efficiency under real operating conditions
All year round.
Our air-source solutions for the U.S.
High-efficiency air-to-water monobloc heat pumps
Designed to deliver real performance, simplified installation, and maximum compatibility with HVAC systems commonly used in the U.S. market.
Monobloc hydronic system (no refrigerant handling on site).
High-temperature operation for boiler replacement with radiators
Stable performance even in demanding climates
True variable-speed
inverter technology
inverter technology
Compact installations, with no buffer tank required in most cases
ecoAIR+ 062 PRO
High-efficiency monobloc air-source heat pump for residential projects
Ideal for single-family homes and retrofit projects where a simpler, compact, and efficient installation is required.
- Monobloc system (hydronic installation)
- High seasonal efficiency
- Compatible with radiators, radiant floor heating, and fan coils
- Designed for stable performance in demanding climates
ecoAIR+ 082 PRO
Higher capacity. Same philosophy: real efficiency and maximum reliability.
Designed for homes with higher thermal demand, larger residential projects, or installations requiring more capacity without sacrificing efficiency.
- Monobloc system (hydronic installation)
- Stable performance even in extreme conditions
- High-temperature operation for radiator retrofit applications
- Advanced control technology and optimized defrost management
When does air-source heat pump technology make sense?
- Retrofit or renovation projects
- Replacement of existing boilers
- Homes where geothermal installation is not possible
- Projects with lower initial investment requirements
- Mild or mixed climate regions
Real
benefits
benefits
- Energy savings compared to traditional heating systems
- Easier installation compared to geothermal systems
- One system for all services
- Quiet operation
- No direct combustion emissions
- Compatible with radiators, radiant floor heating, and fan coils
Air-Source vs Geothermal
Both technologies use heat pumps and renewable energy sources.
The key difference is the energy source.
Geothermal
Maximum annual efficiency
Stable performance year-round
Ideal for high-demand projects
Air-Source
Lower initial investment
Faster installation
Performance influenced by outdoor climate conditions
The right choice depends on the project.
True variable-speed compressor
Compact system design
Elimination of unnecessary components
Integrated energy management