Why this is the model we lead with
The A+ class shown here rests on the certified nameplate. The TÜV Rheinland LGA GS test report for this model, and the nameplate it certifies, give a rated cooling input of 1,120 W at 5.1 A. Against a rated capacity of 3,517 W that is an EER of 3.14, which is where A+ begins. We quote the nameplate rating because it is the figure an accredited body has seen.
A certified nameplate is not the same thing as an EN 14511 performance report, and we say so plainly rather than let you discover it at registration. The report is being commissioned, and the issued figure is what goes into your EPREL entry.
The unit takes pure R290 rather than being offered as R290 or R410A, so there is nothing to lock down in the technical annex and nothing to go wrong on the line. Safety is covered by current TÜV Rheinland GS certificates valid to 2031, with a full test report behind them.