7/45°C: 30 kW heating
Input is printed as 10.68 kW. This is 2 kW below the catalogue title; the reviewed publication does not explain the difference.
Read the sourceRead the three published temperature points, resolve the 32 kW title discrepancy, and prepare a model-specific heating enquiry.
From Guangdong Reciye HVAC Technology Co., Ltd.
Individual product research · HVACDeck Editorial · Sources checked 2026-10-11
Reciye publishes this split air-source heating unit under a 32KW title. The attached parameter image identifies RBDHN-32AFWN and gives three different heating-output/input-power pairs. The first is 30/10.68 kW at the printed 7/45°C condition, so the title alone cannot be used as the system's design-temperature output.
This reference is useful to a buyer considering a split heating system who can provide a building heat-loss calculation and the required emitter water temperature. It does not establish a domestic-hot-water, swimming-pool or cooling duty for this model. Those applications need their own matched documentation.
The model code and numerical entries below were read from the manufacturer's actual image on 11 October 2026. The catalogue does not define all test conditions or the complete delivered arrangement. This brief therefore separates published values from project questions rather than producing an unsupported selection recommendation.
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| Parameter | Published value | Conditions and evidence |
|---|---|---|
| Model | RBDHN-32AFWN | Printed on the model parameter image; not inferred from the 32KW title. Source |
| Heating output / rated power at 7/45°C | 30 / 10.68 kW | Temperature notation transcribed as printed. Air/water definitions, flow and test standard are not supplied. Source |
| Heating output / rated power at −12/41°C | 22.5 / 9.36 kW | A separate printed condition, not an output range at all ambient temperatures. Source |
| Heating output / rated power at −20/41°C | 20.16 / 11.04 kW | No measured output at the separately stated −35°C operating limit is established. Source |
| Supply | 220 V ~ 50 Hz | Phase, maximum current, protection and complete-unit connections are not identified. Source |
| Outdoor / indoor dimensions | 1100 × 478 × 843 mm ×2 / 512 × 210 × 698 mm | The outdoor ×2 notation is retained. Ask for the arrangement drawing and packing list. Source |
| Ambient range | −35 to 46°C | Manufacturer operating-range statement; not a heating-capacity or efficiency guarantee across that range. Source |
| Controls / installation wording | Wired control / Wi-Fi; externally mounted / vertical | Published options; selected accessories and mounting arrangement require confirmation. Source |
| Suggested area | 150–210 m² | No building heat-loss, insulation or indoor design basis supplied. Not a platform sizing rule. Source |
The image's three pairs demonstrate why the headline size is an incomplete comparison. A competing offer must use the same agreed air and water conditions and the same scope for input power. The printed slash notation is not a complete test description. Do not interpolate a new rating or calculate a certified efficiency from these entries.
Request a current selection sheet that defines outdoor air, water inlet/outlet temperatures and flow, the test standard, treatment of defrost and whether pumps or auxiliary heaters are included in input power. These are procurement clarifications; this page does not claim the unit includes every named component.
Input is printed as 10.68 kW. This is 2 kW below the catalogue title; the reviewed publication does not explain the difference.
Read the sourceInput is printed as 9.36 kW. Water-temperature notation differs from the first point, so these entries do not isolate outdoor temperature alone.
Read the sourceInput is printed as 11.04 kW. No output at −35°C is published in this image; operating availability and required heating duty are separate questions.
Read the sourceThe 150–210 m² suggestion does not identify how much heat a particular building loses. Two buildings with the same area can need different duties and different emitter temperatures. This page cannot select the unit from floor area alone. Ask the responsible designer to establish the load and send the resulting conditions to the supplier.
Supply the project location, design outdoor and indoor temperatures, calculated heating load and the required water temperatures. Identify radiators, fan coils or underfloor circuits rather than writing only an area.
Ask for RBDHN-32AFWN's current selection at those conditions, including output, input-power scope and defrost treatment. Request an explanation of the 32KW title versus the image's 30 kW first point.
Have the designer and supplier agree hydraulics, controls, freeze protection and any required auxiliary heat. A catalogue operating-range claim does not settle the complete system design.
The sheet lists indoor dimensions and an outdoor dimension followed by ×2. That notation should stay visible until the supplier explains the selected arrangement; it does not justify inventing a two-module hydraulic or refrigerant schematic. Ask for the delivered-component schedule, shipping count and installation drawing.
No refrigerant identity, pipe sizes, permissible interconnecting run, elevation limit or required water flow was established in the reviewed image. Likewise, the voltage line does not supply maximum current or protective-device sizing. These gaps affect the installation quotation and cannot be filled from another model's sheet.
The image gives physical dimensions, wired/Wi-Fi control wording and installation options. Use these as a starting point for the actual layout and accessory schedule.
Read the sourceRequest the selected model's hydraulic, refrigerant and electrical diagrams, service clearances and protective requirements. No minimum clearance or pipe length has been invented here.
Send one consistent requirement to each bidder. Identify the model, design-condition duty and the delivered scope so a catalogue headline is not compared with another supplier's project selection. This is an editorial request outline, not the manufacturer's acceptance procedure.
Model under review: RBDHN-32AFWN. Include destination, quantity, calculated load, outdoor design condition, emitter temperatures and site supply. List domestic hot water separately if needed; it is not established as a duty here.
Current selection and complete test basis; 32KW/30 kW clarification; delivered-component list; model-specific connection and installation drawings; destination conformity documents with matching model scope.
Request commissioning requirements, measured acceptance conditions, operating manual, warranty and support terms. Agree how the supplier will resolve a duty shortfall; no warranty duration or commissioning result has been assumed.
The official product page and image establish a catalogue publication, not independent performance testing. A published ambient range does not demonstrate output throughout the range, Wi-Fi wording does not establish a particular app or remote-service commitment, and floor area is not a project heat-loss calculation.
No model-specific independent certificate, complete test report, service-life claim, delivered price or stock availability has been verified for this brief. Ask for documents matching the ordered revision and destination. Missing public evidence is recorded as unknown, not evidence that no document exists.
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