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Floor Console Heat Pumps
Best option when wall space is limited or you want heat lower in the room.
These sit low on the wall and push heat across the floor, which can feel more natural — especially in colder rooms.
Why people choose this
Heats from low level across the floor
Warms up quickly when you turn it on
Quiet operation down to ~19 dBA
Built-in WiFi
Works well in bedrooms and colder rooms
High Wall Heat Pumps
The go-to option for most homes.
Mounted up high on the wall, these are designed to heat and cool living areas properly without taking up floor space.
The Mitsubishi AP series is known for being quiet, efficient, and consistent day to day — it’s one of those systems you don’t have to think about once it’s in.
Why people choose this
Clean design look on the wall
Optional WiFi control
Very quiet operation, good for bedrooms and living areas
5 year comprehensive warranty
Reliable performance in NZ conditions
Ceiling Cassette
A great option when wall units don’t suit or you want something more central and discreet.
Installed in the ceiling, these blow air in multiple directions, which makes them ideal for hallways and areas where you need airflow spread evenly.
Instead of heating from one point, they push air across the space, helping reach multiple rooms or areas off a hallway.
Why people choose this
4-way airflow spreads heat evenly across the space
Ideal for hallways to push air into surrounding rooms
Keeps walls and floor space clear
Discreet look that blends into the ceiling
Fresh Air Ventilation (Lossnay)
If your home gets condensation, feels damp, or the air feels stale — a heat pump won’t fix that.
That’s where Lossnay comes in.
It brings in fresh air and removes stale air, while holding onto the heat so you’re not losing warmth.
Why people choose this
Reduces condensation and moisture in the home
Helps bedrooms feel fresher and less stuffy
Recovers heat instead of wasting it
Runs quietly in the background day to day
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