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Panasonic Aquarea High Performance J Generation (bi-bloc / All in One) (3.2 kW)

Specifications and technical data

Air Source (ASHP)ResidentialR323.2 kW
ManufacturerPanasonic
ModelAquarea High Performance J Generation (bi-bloc / All in One)
Model codeWH-UD03JE5
Heat pump typeAir Source (ASHP) All Air Source heat pumps →
ApplicationResidential All Residential heat pumps →
RefrigerantR32 All R32 heat pumps →
ModeHeating & cooling
Heating capacity3.2 kW
Max heating output (low temp)3.3 kW at A-7/W35
COP (heating)5.33 at A7/W35
SCOP (heating)5.07 at W35
Operating range (air)-20 to 35 °C
Heating flow temperature20–60 °C
Electrical supply220-240V (Single Phase)
Cooling capacity3.2 kW
Max cooling output (high temp)3.2 kW at A35/W7
Cooling flow temperature5–20 °C
EER (cooling)3.52 at A35/W7
Dimensions (H×W×D)622 × 824 × 298 mm
Operational Weight37 kg
Sound power level60 dB(A) (Sound Power LW(A))
Data added2026-09-26
Data sourceManufacturer documentation (Panasonic)
VerificationVerified by a human
MCS certification✓ MCS listed
MCS certificate no.MCS HP0086/102; MCS HP0086/98

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Panasonic Aquarea High Performance J Generation WH-UD03JE5, 3.2 kW air-to-water split outdoor unit, R32. 3.2 kW at A7/W35 with a COP of 5.33; SCOP 5.07 at W35 and 3.47 at W55. Heating and cooling. Flow to 60 C, operates down to -20 C. Sound power 60 dB(A). Single-phase.

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