Basic distinction
First and foremost, the designations of air conditioners are based on the number of units: monobloc air conditioners consist of one unit inside, while split air conditioners also have an outdoor unit. However, monoblock air conditioners can still mean two very different designs: As the name implies, the monoblock wall-mounted air conditioner is a single wall-mounted air conditioner with ventilation and exhaust through the wall. In contrast, there are mobile monobloc air conditioners, which can be used in different rooms as needed, and where an exhaust hose is placed out of the window.
- Easy installation: from the inside, without laying cables, ready to plug in
- Only two core drillings for discreet ventilation holes, no disturbing outdoor unit
- Maintenance-free
- Quiet & energy efficient
Monobloc wall air conditioners comparison
Mobile monobloc air conditioners are quite inexpensive to purchase and seem practical at first glance, but the exhaust hose gives off heat to the room and, by running through the window, provides a constant flow of warm air. Thus, the electricity costs add up very quickly, which makes the lower acquisition costs obsolete. In addition, the devices are very noisy and thus disturbing, making them rather unsuitable for bedrooms or study rooms. Invest in efficient air conditioners for cooling and heating. Due to the modern inverter technology of our monobloc units, you save electricity and thus cash despite strong performance. Because as soon as the selected temperature in the room is reached, the air conditioner goes into energy-saving mode. Only when the room temperature increases by 2 to 3 °C, the device starts cooling again and consumes energy. You will find: quiet air conditioners for the bedroom, air conditioners for large rooms as well as air conditioners with additional functions such as UV-C light to kill pathogens such as viruses, bacteria and mold.
The biggest advantages: Structure and assembly
Unlike the other types of construction, monobloc wall air conditioners do not require an outdoor unit or an exhaust hose. This has some special advantages:
You won't have any problems with our monobloc air conditioning systems, which are quiet from the outside and inside: only two discreet ventilation holes are visible from the outside - also interesting if you live in a listed building! Only two core holes need to be drilled in the house facade for installation; no pipes need to be laid. If there is not enough space on an external wall, our ventilation boxes can also be used as an alternative installation option.
These advantages will also help you if you live in a rented apartment and make the suggestion to your landlord: a wall-mounted air conditioning system increases the value, but can also be easily dismantled if the next tenant doesn't take it over thanks to the fact that you can get by without pipes - and you can simply take your air conditioning system with you to your new home!
Another great advantage is that all our air conditioning systems are self-sufficient, while other air conditioning systems have to be coordinated with each other. This means you can initially equip one room of your choice with an air conditioning system and, if you like it, easily retrofit other rooms at a later date.
Conclusion
Monobloc wall-mounted air conditioners offer you the same functions as split units, but are ultimately convincing due to their design without an outdoor unit: they are easy and cost-saving to retrofit as well as maintenance-free over their functional life of several years.
In addition, the air conditioners blend unobtrusively into your interior design due to their elegant design, while they are not visible at all from the outside. Since we are convinced of this design, you will find in our Store exclusively monobloc wall air conditioners.
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