Generates up to 5 thermal kWh of heating, cooling or DHW for each electrical kWh consumed.
It contributes to a minimal environmental impact, especially when combined with solar photovoltaic energy.
You eliminate the gas or diesel bill and you can quickly recoup your investment.
Maximise savings with the hybridization of aerothermal energy and the solar installation.
You can access two important financial aids: the Energy Savings Certificates (CAE) and the IRPF tax deduction. These incentives allow you to reduce your initial investment and start noticing savings on your bills in the medium and long term, while improving the efficiency and comfort of your home or business.
At SolarTradex, we offer you a unique solution: the combination of aerothermal and solar energy—a true energy hub to efficiently manage your home's energy consumption. As Frederic Andreu says when asked: Why is aerothermal energy so interesting?
"I always explain it this way to my clients, and they get it perfectly. When you have a gas boiler, for every 1 kWh of gas you buy, you convert it into 1 thermal kWh. With aerothermal energy, for every 1 electric kWh you buy, you generate between 3 and 4 thermal kWh. That’s the beauty of aerothermal energy. But what is the magic of aerothermal energy when combined with solar PV? If we are covering 50% of our consumption with solar energy, what does that mean for the heat pump? It means that for every 1 kWh you buy from the utility company, you generate 3.5... no! Since 50% comes from your solar panels, you actually generate 7 thermal kWh. Hybridized with solar, for every 1 electric kWh you purchase, you generate between 7 and 8 thermal kWh. So, there you have it... that’s the magic of aerothermal energy."
The European energy transition now prioritizes the decarbonization of heating. With the new RDL 7/2026, replacing your gas or oil boiler with aerothermal energy is more profitable than ever thanks to Energy Saving Certificates (CAE).
What are CAEs and how do they benefit you?
The winning strategy: Combining Solar PV + Aerothermal not only reduces your bill to the minimum but also allows you to combine the direct CAE discount with the maximum Income Tax (IRPF) deductions (up to 60%).
Yes, aerothermal energy is considered a renewable energy source, as it takes advantage of the thermal energy in the air, an inexhaustible, free and environmentally friendly source. It only uses a small part of electricity consumption for its operation.
Being officially renewable, aerothermal energy is eligible for grants and subsidies for energy renovation and ecological transition.
Yes. Modern aerothermal systems are efficient even in very extreme temperatures. The operating limits of the equipment, in most cases, range from -7 ºC to +43 ºC.
A key principle: the smaller the temperature difference between the exterior and the interior of the home, the higher the performance. This explains why in Mediterranean climates such as Catalonia and the Balearic Islands, aerothermal energy operates at maximum efficiency during almost the entire year.
Combined with a solar panel installation, aerothermal energy is powered by its own energy source and multiplies the home's energy savings.
Savings depend on the heating and DHW (Domestic Hot Water) system you replace, but on average you can reduce the energy cost by between 30% and 70%. The key lies in the COP (Coefficient of Performance): for every 1 kWh of electricity consumed, aerothermal energy generates between 3 and 5 kWh of thermal energy.
Estimated savings depending on the system replaced:
These savings can be drastically multiplied if aerothermal energy is combined with a residential self-consumption solution: by powering it with the energy generated by your own solar panels, the operating cost can approach zero for many months of the year.
The installation adapts to both a newly built house and a renovation, replacing the existing boiler. As a diffusion system, previously installed elements can be used:
The integration is very simple and allows a considerable improvement in the home's energy efficiency.
The total installation time can vary depending on the dimensions of the home and the equipment used. In most cases, installations are quite quick and are completed within 5 to 7 days. For very complex installations, it can take up to 10 days.
Factors that influence the duration:
The installation does not cause damage or harm to the building: it is a clean process, with minimal work and perfectly compatible with inhabited homes.
No. Aerothermal is one of the climate systems that requires the least maintenance, especially compared to gas or diesel boilers. As there is no combustion, there are no chimneys, no fuel tanks, and no parts subject to high wear.
Basic annual maintenance:
With this minimal maintenance, the useful life of an aerothermal system ranges between 15 and 20 years, with very few incidents throughout its life.
Yes. Aerothermal energy is one of the technologies best positioned to access grants and tax advantages, precisely because of its official recognition as renewable energy and its high energy-saving potential. The main available routes are:
Check the details of each route and see which are compatible with each other on our grants and subsidies page. Our team handles all the necessary documentation so that you can take full advantage of the benefits.