KRONOTERM ESSENTA
KRONOTERM S-MAX
KRONOTERM ESSENTA

A smarter way to heat your water

Meet everyday hot water demand with ESSENTA. Combining natural R290 refrigerant, considered acoustic design and flexible air connections, it brings dedicated heat pump water heating to homes and selected business applications.

KRONOTERM S-MAX

Built for greater hot water demand

From larger households to hospitality and care settings, S-MAX provides dedicated hot water heating with flexible operating schedules and options to connect multiple units for higher demand.

Comfort Hot water for everyday routines
Capacity Options for higher demand
Control Settings to suit your schedule
Flexibility Air connections to suit your space
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Dedicated hot water heating

Heat pump technology for everyday hot water

Showers, baths and kitchen routines all place demands on your hot water supply. A domestic hot water heat pump uses energy drawn from air to heat stored water, offering an alternative to conventional electric water heating.

Dedicated water heating can also be considered separately from the building’s space heating. This creates opportunities for new homes, refurbishment projects and businesses reviewing how they produce hot water.

KronoHP helps you assess the equipment alongside daily consumption, peak demand, available space and the proposed air arrangement, so the selection reflects how the building is used.
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Choose around your busiest moments
Demand and recovery

Choose around your busiest moments

Daily consumption is only part of the picture. Several showers in succession or concentrated demand during business hours can place different requirements on the same system. Consider usable stored water, recovery time, operating temperatures and any additional heating together. KronoHP can help you explore the product information needed to compare options for your intended use.

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Give the air arrangement proper consideration
Installation and airflow

Give the air arrangement proper consideration

A hot water heat pump needs a suitable air supply and discharge route. Depending on the model and installation design, air can be drawn from the surrounding space or routed through ducts. Extracting heat also cools the air. The design should account for this effect alongside room conditions, airflow, sound and maintenance access, helping the equipment work appropriately within the building.

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Guidance and expertise

Support from selection onwards

Product Selection

Discuss equipment options around daily consumption, peak demand and available space.

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Technical Documentation

Find model data, installation requirements and air connection information.

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Product Training

Ask about training relevant to hot water equipment, controls and installation.

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Technical Support

Get help with commissioning questions, operating settings and aftercare.

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What does your building need from its hot water?

Tell us about the property, expected usage and proposed installation space. We’ll help you identify the equipment and technical information worth exploring next.

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Start with the right questions

Four considerations for a better-informed choice

Daily Consumption

Estimate how much hot water the household or business uses across a typical day.

Peak Demand

Identify when demand is concentrated and how quickly stored hot water needs to recover.

Installation Space

Check equipment dimensions, air routes, condensate drainage and service access.

Operating Requirements

Consider temperatures, schedules and additional heating within the proposed system design.