
Yes, air conditioners can heat too!
Air conditioners help you to stay cool in summer, sleep better, and enjoy cleaner indoor air. But did you know your air conditioner can also help heat your home - and even save you money?
In fact, many households find that their air conditioner pays for itself within just a few years¹. That is not wishful thinking - it is already happening across Europe.
Air conditioners are actually air-to-air heat pumps, and they are a popular heating solution - even in cold countries like Sweden. There, they are already the top choice for residential heating - in our region, this use is also becoming more popular.

Why are air-to-air heat pumps so popular for heating?
• Super efficient: They offer the highest efficiency compared to traditional heating sources like gas, coal, electric or pellet boilers.
• Fast heating: They warm up rooms quickly and work well alongside your current heating system.
• Year-round comfort: You get cooling in summer, heating in winter, and cleaner air all year long.
Try the savings calculator!
We have created a simple tool to show how much you could save by using an air-to-air heat pump as a supplementary heating source. You will not replace your current system - you will just use the air-to-air heat pump when it is more efficient. It is a smart way to lower your energy bills without making big changes.

Make it happen
Once you have explored your possible savings, you can easily send the result to yourself for further consideration or directly get in contact with a local installer. They will visit your home, understand your needs, and prepare a personalized offer that includes both the unit and installation.
At Daikin, we believe great results come from combining high-quality products with expert service. That is why we work with trained professionals who know how to deliver the best solution for your home.
(1) [Basic example to show that these results are possible, should be done for each country] Ex.: Flat size = 60 m2; insulation type = medium insulation; designed A2A Heat Pump = FTXM35A/RXM35A9; weather station = Poznań, Poland; price for electricity = 0,15 €/kWh; price for gas = 0,07 €/kWh; unit cost = 2000 € with VAT; installation cost = 500 € with VAT; annual savings = 500 €.
(2) For an apartment of 35 m2 and medium insulation in Poznań, Poland; cooling loads = 3500 W; heating loads = 2450 W.