Heat pumps
In collaboration with Svea Solar – experts in energy technology – we offer air‑source heat pumps that both heat and cool your home. They’re designed to work efficiently in the Nordic climate and help you complement your existing heating system in a smart and energy‑efficient way. The result is a comfortable indoor climate all year round.
How to buy a heat pump in 4 simple steps
1. Order online from Svea Solar
Svea Solar offers two carefully selected heat‑pump options. Choose the one that suits your home best and place your order online.
2. Confirm your order
After you’ve placed your order, Svea Solar will contact you to make sure everything looks correct. Once the details are confirmed, you’ll receive your first invoice.
3. Book your installation
An installer will reach out to schedule a time for the installation and make sure you can be at home when it takes place.
4. Get your heat pump installed
Your heat pump is always installed by a certified professional. When everything is up and running, you can enjoy a comfortable indoor climate.
Heat pumps
Svea Solar has selected two heat pumps that provide a comfortable indoor temperature all year round. An air‑source heat pump is an efficient way to heat and cool – your home and works as a smart complement to your existing heating system.
Suitable for:
- Homes with larger spaces
- Your permanent home, such as a house or townhouse
- As a complement to existing heating in a holiday home
- Delivery and installation are included.
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Suitable for:
- Homes with smaller spaces
- Holiday cabins or guest houses
- Heating a single room from one source
- Delivery and installation are included.
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Tips for placing your heat pump
- Indoor unit: Place it in a central spot in your home or room so the air can move freely.
- Distance to the outdoor unit: If the units are too far apart, performance can drop and installation can become more complicated – especially when it comes to managing condensation.
- Direction of placement: Choose the warmest possible direction for the outdoor unit to improve efficiency.
- Airflow and sound: Make sure the outdoor unit has good airflow around it and is placed in a spot where the sound won’t disturb you.
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How a heat pump works in every season
A heat pump captures the warmth from the outdoor air and uses a refrigerant and compressor to increase the temperature. The warm air is then distributed indoors through the indoor unit.Modern heat pumps work all year round and adapt to the needs of each season. In winter, they provide heat even at low temperatures. In summer, they can cool the air. And during spring and autumn, they run efficiently at lower power to keep your home comfortable.
Winter
Modern heat pumps can provide warmth even at low outdoor temperatures – often down to around –20 °C.Efficiency may drop during extreme cold, but ground‑source and geothermal solutions stay especially stable throughout winter.
Summer
Most heat pumps can reverse the process and work as air conditioning, helping you keep a comfortable indoor temperature during hot months.
Spring and autumn
During the milder seasons, the heat pump runs at a lower power level. This makes it highly energy‑efficient and helps keep costs down while maintaining a pleasant indoor climate.
Remote control and smart adjustment
With the app, you can manage your heat pump directly from your phone – perfect for holiday homes or for warming up the house before you arrive.
Smart energy solutions – no matter how you live
Find the combination of energy solutions that fits your home. A heat pump is included in our holiday‑home solution.
